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Learn to Tie Flies and Influential Women in Maine’s Fly Fishing HistorySelene of MaineWhat you need to tie a fly ●Vise●Hook●Bobbin and Thread●Scissors●Fly pattern and materials Woolly Bugger Pattern:●Hook: 4X streamer hook #4-8●Thread: Black ●Tail: Black Marabou●Body: Medium Black Chenille●Hackle: Black Rooster SaddlePattern and MaterialsLatch the thread onto the hook shankPinch Method to attach Materials1:20Wooly Bugger tail 1:14-2:56Chenille 4:00Hackle 4:30Hand over hand wrap chenille 5:30Hackle wrap 6:10Tie off materials -over wrap 6:29Head formation 6:35Whip finish 6:58-Half Hitch insteadHow To Tie a Fly-Basic StepsMaine Guides and Fly Tying Rangeley StyleRangeley RegionFly Rod CrosbyMaine’s first Registered Guide1897Lobbyist for licensing procedure of Maine Guides and promoter of Rangeley fishing and huntingFly Rod Crosby Mount Kineo on Moosehead Lake, MaineNarrow gauge rail travel to the Rangeley area was promoted in the late 1800’s by Fly Rod Crosby, popularizing the region.Mrs