A couple weeks ago I went too a flytying course at Sunwolf hosted by Whistler Flyfishing, as part of the Cast and Blast.. It was at Sunwolf on the banks of the cheakamus River in Squamish.. The evening consisted of tying flies using different materials and techniques to make the fly look big and buggy to the eye. There were five of us sitting around a table and given all the materials too tie the fly that Stuart was showing us. It was a step by step instruction that enabled us to tie the fly using materials in dubbing loops. The first one was a Steelhead Intruder. The second one was called the Squamish Prawn, on a tube. It was a great instructional tying course. Here are pictures of the finished flies, that I tied..
