Anyone tried these gizmos for quickly trimming the deer hair on muddler heads? Don?t know much about them but I believe you just push them on and turn them and blades inside cut the hair and form the head.
I have no idea what you are talking about :), but I would say if you want all the heads the same they would be fine bit if you want custom heads i.e. divers, poppers, round etc., then scissors or razor blade is best.
Quote from: fishtalesI have no idea what you are talking about
I am such a hyper intelligent mega-being few do Sandy???(ask guest if you don't believe me).
I?m assuming that?s what it is anyway, its in the Veniard catalogue under ?hair trimmer?, can?t see what use it would be otherwise.
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Bandy Catcher
It was me who had the chat with you about the beard trimmer as I saw one used at a demonstration at Grangemouth Angling Clubs annual meeting at the Toon Hall.
Paul Young was there too !!!
All the best
Richy
Quote from: Richy
Paul Young was there too !!!
did you not get a chance to try it out on his moustache? :lol:
I suppose if it doesn't work on muddler heads you could use it to sharpen pencils :)
Quote from: fishtalesI suppose if it doesn't work on muddler heads you could use it to sharpen pencils :)
Perhaps its not for making muddlers after all. It may just be a new type of bead-head for stockie bashing. A fly and priest built into one convenient unit. Just think of the time that would save! :lol:
Someone showed me a tip a while back on how to trim muddler heads without cutting the hackles, etc., off the fly. You cut off about half an inch of Biro tube (not the bit with the ink in, the empty bit from the top), slice a notch in it, and slide or clip it it over the fly body, with the exception of the muddler head. Trim muddler head, then remove tube. Works for varnishing heads too.
Apologies if this has been posted before.
Cheers
Ian.
good tip Ian