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Fly Tying Adventures with Caleb: A Journey to Perfecting the Craft

Follow along Caleb Lloyd's journey as he learns fly tying techniques from Greg, creates new products, and refines his skills. From tying down materials to intricate details, witness Caleb's progression in this captivating project log. Discover the art of crafting flies and the challenges faced in achieving perfection.

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Fly Tying Adventures with Caleb: A Journey to Perfecting the Craft

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  1. Senior Project:Product Work Log Pictures Caleb Lloyd

  2. Learning techniques to tie flies. Greg shows me a “whip finish” technique to end the tie.

  3. A first product It could use some improvement, but will definitely catch fish.

  4. Production I make a lure, this time with no help from Greg.

  5. Production At this point I am tying down all the materials, detail comes later.

  6. Production I made tons of these little guys.

  7. Details I like to do a rough fly first and then do details, almost like a sculptor.

  8. Baselines Laying down a base for a “wooly bugger”

  9. Nearly done Details on the Bugger are a bit hard.

  10. Trying to fix a mistake is harder than making one

  11. Done Getting good.

  12. A real challenge Greg teaches me a tiny, detailed fly.

  13. Details Greg must make sure it is just right.

  14. Like a boss. Doing good. Sometimes Greg would correct me, but not often.

  15. Pretty flies… Here is a sample of a few flies I did. Notice the dime.

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