Can anyone learn me some fly tying?

[Swimmer]

Check fly fishing shops for flie tying classes.
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[pbadad]

Dave you check w/Rivers End. All supplies with great advice from Mark. They may also have a fly tying classes.

[Yudi]

No, haven't checked with Q and the gang yet. With all things, I typically like to have a go myself first with some research. I end up with enough knowledge to have useful questions. If I go into anything cold, I don't come away with as much.

I was going to head down to River's End Sat. for Surf Day but turns out I cannot. My girl is having a birthday party Sat.

[In The Surf]

I use inexpensive hand me down stuff so I don't know what to say as far as brands. That should be fairly easy once your looking at stuff to compare. I could take a picture tomorrow with something to reference size to the basic tools. You already have the expensive part , the vice. Get premium bucktail or look and compare the quality of premium and regular bucktail. Feathers are called saddle hackle, their is also peacock used to make sand eel teasers. You'll understand better when you see this stuff and the names when you shop for this stuff.
When I said good end I meant the outside end as opposed to the end you cut with the scissors. Don't sweat it, once you have some visuals of this stuff you'll understand better.

[Jimbo]

I would second finding a beginner class. If you have some of the tools already it shouldn't be terribly expensive and you'll learn the techniques for different types of flies that you can then apply to your own creations. I tie flies infrequently, but when I come back to my vice I find it's really easy to recall the steps, knots, layering, stacking, etc.

[oldroe]

You Tube has a million fly tying videos.