And the Hi and this is your host Tom Rosenbauer and this week we're going to be talking to a friend of mine who's fly tying I

greatly admire a gentleman named Johnny King from New York City and Johnny is a

a fascinating guy is a great angler and has a number of flies in the Eervis

catalog, you know flies that he's developed and I'm very jealous of Johnny because he is such a

creative fly tire and I'm not and I'm I always wonder what goes on in the mind of a creative fly tire.

So we're going to talk to Johnny about how he developed some of these flies, talk about his patterns and generally ramble about fly tying. I know that many of

you love these fly tying podcasts and I have them occasionally with Tim Flagler but I

thought I would have another fly tire who

approaches things from a little bit different directions.

So this is for you fly tires and you know you anglers in the crowd may if you don't tie flies you I'm sure we'll also pick up some tips so speaking speaking of tips, let's do the fly box and the fly box is where I try to

answer questions that you have about fly fishing.

And if you would like to send a question in,

you can reach me at podcast at orvus.com. You can attach a voice file.

Sometimes I read them on the air or you can just send me an email. I love to get voice files. They sometimes make things more interesting.

We like to hear your voice and it makes a little more fun, a little bit more variety.

So send your questions in and I will try to answer. And by the

way the more specific you are the better the more if you have a problem with

fly fishing or if you if you need some advice on

something the more specific you can be about where you were what what you're using, the tackle you're using, how you were

casting and so on, that'll really help me answer your questions or if I

can't answer them I'll often go to some of the experts at Orvis to get their

take on your question.

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