Fluebindning 2009 - Guideline

FLY TYING 2010
News 01
Regal 03
Vises 04
Tools 06
Metz & Keough Hackle 08
Feathers 10
CDC & Peacock 13
Pheasant/Ringneck 14
Marabou 15
Hair material 16
Dubbing material 18
Dubbing dispencers 20
Wing & Body material 23
Synthetic Material 26
Flash Material 27
F.I.T.S 28
Beads 30
Tinsel 31
Tying kits 34
Chemicals 35
Hooks 36
TIEMCO 39
Dealers 45
Cover shoot: Morgan Evans
Images: Rune Andre Stokkebekk, Mikael Frödin,
Morgan Evans, Toni Karuvaara.
Copyright © Guideline AB 2010.
Ever since the early days of fly-tying there still are few things that excite us more
than new materials, or just finding a single hackle-feather of outstanding shape.
But times are changing. Modern fly-tying and fly patterns don’t require the use of
natural feathers and furs anymore. That doesn’t mean that old patterns Fluebindning don’t work. 2009
They still do, many of them have caught fish for hundreds of years and will continue
to do so. Some of the classic natural materials come from endangered animals and
birds and we feel it’s just not morally right to deal with these today.
The naturals are easily replaced by synthetic fur, hackle, flash and dubbings. Just
check out materials like X-select Craft Fur, Polar Chenille and some of the new
dubbings in the catalogue.
This is just a start and there is a lot more to come! In our ranks we have some of
the best and most innovative fly tiers in Scandinavia and we’re currently working on
more unique GUIDELINE fly-tying products to be released in the near future.
It’s been a privilege for us to work with this catalogue and put together this selection of
materials and we take pride in delivering quality materials, for fly tiers by fly tiers.
Håkan Norling/Rune Andre Stokkebekk
GUIDELINE AB
Customer support: Norway: 40 00 69 80 – post@guideline.no
Sweden: +46-31 92 36 50 – info@guidelineflyfish.com
Thanks to our contributors: Rune Andre Stokkebekk. Andreas Möller,
Mikael Frödin, Matt Hayes, Hywel Morgan, Håkan Norling.