Author: Jim & Kelly Watt
Publisher: BENNETT WATT ENTERTAINMENT, Jul 2007
Binding: DVD
ISBN: 1-932978-96-8
Synopsis
How to tie D.L.'s: Green Hornet, Silverado, Bay Anchovie, Grass Shrimp, Yarn Shrimp, No Foul Rabbit Eel, Stealth Fly, Keys Style Tarpon Fly, Slider, & X-fly. 94 min.
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NEW HOOKED ON FLY TYING TITLES & RECIPES
24 new titles recorded in digital widescreen High Definition format by the worlds premier fly tying program producers Jim & Kelly Watt, these programs are educational/instructional DVDs designed for all levels of fly tyers.
D.L.S GREEN HORNET
Hook: #1 thru #3/0 Mustad 34007
Thread: Fine, clear monofilament
Body: Silver-grey bucktail over green chartreuse bucktail with silver Krystal Flash in between
Eyes: #2 Stick-on, back/silver eyes
Head: 5-minute epoxy mixed with blue-violet ultra fine glitter
D.L.S SILVERADO
Hook: #1 - #4/0
Thread: Fine, clear monofilament
Body: Bucktail with 4 strands of Krystal Flash of appropriate color on each side
Throat: Red maribou
Eyes: #2 Black/silver stick-on eyes
Head: 5-minute Epoxy mixed with blue-violet ultra fine glitter
D.L.S BAY ANCHOVIE
Hook: #1/0 - #3/0 Mustad #34007
Thread: Fine, clear monofilament
Body: Blue bucktail over white bucktail with silver Krystal Flash sandwiched in between, with one strand of pearl, saltwater Flashabou on each side
Eyes: #2 Black/silver stick-on eyes
Head: 5-minute epoxy mixed with blue-violet, ultra fine glitter, Devcon 5-minute epoxy, Gick blue-violet ultra fine glitter
D.L.S GRASS SHRIMP
Hook: #6 Mustad #34007
Thread: Clear, fine monofilament
Eyes: Small, gold, bead chain eyes
Tail: Craft fur, tan, pink, olive or blonde
Body: Craft fur, tan, pink, olive or blonde
Cement: Loon water-based head cement
D.L.S YARN SHRIMP
Hook: #1, #2 or #4 Mustad #34007
Thread: Fine, clear monofilament
Tail: Craft fur & two strands of root beer Krystal Flash
Body: Tan mohair
Eyes: Large gold bead chain eyes
Cement: Loon water-based head cement
D.L.S NO-FOUL RABBIT EEL
Hook: #1 - #3/0 Mustad #34007
Thread: Fine, clear monofilament
Tail: 6 in. Zonker style rabbit strip threaded thru a piece of stiff mylar tubing 2 inches long
Body: Cross-cut rabbit strip
Eyes: #2 Black/silver stick-on eyes
Weedguard: Plastic coated wire, single strand
Head: 5-minute epoxy mixed with ultra-fine glitter
D.L.S STEALTH FLY
Hook: #2 or #4 Mustad #34007
Thread: Fine, clear monofilament
Body: Small mylar tubing filled with 5-minute epoxy & ultra-fine glitter
Weight: Small silver bead chain or 1/50th oz lead eyes
Tail: Small mylar tubing unraveled
Wing: Craft fur
Head: Pink thread coated with 5-minute epoxy & blue-violet ultra fine glitter
D.L.S KEYS STYLE TARPON FLY
Hook: #1/0 - #3/0 Mustad #34007
Tail & Body: Bucktail 2-3" long & 10-15 strands of appropriate color Krystal Flash 2" long on top of bucktail stack
Wing: 1 or 2 Whiting hen cape hackles, 2-3" long on each side
Head & Bill: Heavy pearlescent thread colored with a Chartpak marker of appropriate color and coated with 5 minute epoxy mixed with blue-violet ultra fine glitter
Eyes: #2 Black/silver stick-on eyes
D.L.S SLIDER
Hook: #4/0 owner spinner bait hook
Thread: Clear fine monofilament
Tail: Bucktail & two frog-style grizzly hackles per side
Body: Foam slider body colored with permanent marking pens
Eyes: #4 black/silver stick-on eyes coated with 5-minute epoxy
Cement: Super glue, Devcon 5-minute epoxy
Chartpak permanent marker
D.L.S X-FLY
Hook: #1 - #4 Mustad 34007
Thread: Clear, fine monofilament
Tail: Two peccary hairs
Body: Opalescent olive Estaz & a green chartreuse hackle palmered together
Eyes: Large gold bead chain eyes
Weedguard: Double strand 25lb. hard mason monofilament with burnt ends
Cement: Loon water-based head cement
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
D.L.Goddard retired in 1990 as a Capt. from the Miami Beach Police Dept. where he spent 27 years as a full-time police officer. During that time he was also a part-time flats guide and after retiring, began a new career as a commercial fly tyer, outdoor writer and photographer. He has been published in numerous publications and also teaches fly tying, fly casting and fly fishing. He now resides on the Eastern Shore of Maryland with his wife Stephanie and their three dogs.
