Dryer Lint??

[flybum62]

Has anyone used dryer lint to tye with? I kept a great looking tanish color that could be used for nymphs or craws.

[MadisonBoats]

Yes, I use it. I have a black pug and he is kind enough to leave me endless amounts of black dubbing....

[BlueRaiderFan]

This thread is awesome

[Plunker]

The West Highland White Terrorist (as seen in avatar) provides a consistent, weekly supply of dubbing material. The undercoat is great...thinking about dying some...but the wife won't let me near her with the Kool Aid

[MadisonBoats]

after you wash it out; throw it in a small blender or grinder.

[flyman]

I tie a fly from the lint I save out of my belly button. I add a few guard hairs from my beard trimmings and dub it onto the thread with a little ear wax. I call it the natural

[dalerio]

guard hairs added........

i am part bigfoot, there is no need to add hairs. my lint is 90% hairs.

[donwinn]

Originally Posted by flyman

I tie a fly from the lint I save out of my belly button. I add a few guard hairs from my beard trimmings and dub it onto the thread with a little ear wax. I call it the natural

Flyman,

You are too funny. Will you send me an e-mail at donw@genesco.com. I would like to ask you a couple of questions.

Thanks,

Don Winningham

[jeffnles1]

When the wife says you've gone too far with fly thing.

[MadisonBoats]

This topic is a good one. Thanks for the laughs fellas...