Classic Atlantic Salmon Flies

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Welcome to Classic Atlantic Salmon Flies. This is a site that displays my recent work with salmon flies that were originally tied in the 1800's in various spots in the U.K.  I needed a place to point people when they were curious about my fly tying obsession. (That image of a Green Highlander on my PDA just wasn't cutting it anymore, so I decided to put together a web site.)

The site is more or less a photo gallery, where you can see images of my framed flies, as well as some shots of the flies I've mounted in glass domes. I've also included a short history of my fly tying career, as well as some of my favorite fly tying web sites.

What's Going On??!?

I don't always just sit at home and tie flies. Sometimes, I go out and tie flies. Here's a list of some upcoming events. Stop by and say hello!

Link to Jan/Feb issue of American Angler article Jan/Feb Not actually an event, but I did just have a big salmon fly published in the Jan/Feb edition of American Anger. Click on the image on the left to see the two-page spread.

Thanks to editor Phil Monahan.

 At a newstand near you!  
Spring 2009 Issue of Fly Tyer Magazine Spring 2009 Believe it or not, those are my flies on the cover of Fly Tyer magazine. I'll link to the article as soon as it's available. Not at the newsstands yet, but several subscribers have their copies.

Thanks to editor Dave "Floating Smelt" Klausmeyer.		 The Lost Treasures title refers to the new column that Dave Klausmeyer created, based on my 8-page "Art Fuller's Notebook" article. Isn't that something?
         


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