Flytying

was tying an artificial fly with the wool of his colored rugs and some feathers of his rooster. He used modest utensils, but practiced a fishing style that was elegant and clean, just like an English Lord. Unfortunately, many of our fellows’ going outs look more and more disrespectful, reflected in the dramatic decline of the fish population. Tying flies is the occupation that keeps the fisher "near water" during long winters. Although it seems hard to make, with the minimum will, materials bought from shops or collected at home, fly tying brings enjoyment to any fisher. Nothing compares with the joy of catching fish with the fly you tied. After all, if the flies are elegantly presented on the water, you will surely catch a fish. I am talking here about the proper equipment, launching technique and presenting the fly on the water. Anyone who has ever met and watched a fisher with artificial flies believes this style is difficult. If you think of approaching this fishing style, here’s an advice: do not abandon the idea. Future satisfactions are totally worth the effort.