Fly Tying Supplement - Carrie Stevens Wing Assembly - Canary

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I have been tying a number of Carrie Stevens streamers lately and have mentioned that I would be doing a supplemental tying video on how I assemble the wings for the Carrie Stevens teamers. This video shows how I select, process and assemble the wings for the Carrie Stevens streamer the Canary. The framing is not the best as I am trying to get used to the "over the shoulder" angle and presentation. Fortunately, I will be doing a second video on the selection, process and assembly of the wings for the Carrie Stevens Dave's Special streamer (which will be out in about two weeks). The Dave's Special has a shoulder of Golden Pheasant were as the Canary has no shoulder. I shall endeavor to get the process framed better as well as get sharper close ups.

All in all, this video does explain in detail the selection of various feathers, how I process them as well as how I cement them together. There is enough information and instruction in this video to get you started assembling your own wings for some Carrie Stevens streamers.

Included below is a link to the Hilyard book I mention in the video as well as links to the articles by Don Bastian on cementing these wings. - Enjoy

*** - Carrie G. Stevens: Maker of Rangeley Favorite Trout and Salmon Flies by Graydon Hilyard, Leslie Hilyard - https://amzn.to/3OX5p9w

*** Rubber Cementing Streamer Wings - by Don Bastian - https://tinyurl.com/yjh4f3fe
*** Carrie Stevens Streamers – Cementing Wings - by Don Bastian - https://tinyurl.com/5xa3eej9

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