fly-tying

[flahy-tahy-ing]

noun

1. the art or hobby of making artificial lures for fly fishing.

Example Sentences

The fly-tying room has a secure firearms safe.

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Darlene, a branch manager at Windermere, has “taken over” Ed’s fly-tying room as a temporary office, and the existing backyard basketball court “has been a godsend to be able to home-school and do PE out here,” he says.

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Anglers can buy premade flies or make their own at home; fly-tying is a popular activity for people when they aren’t on the water.

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Although Hutcheson didn’t originally have an online shop, she quickly pivoted and watched sales boom through digital fly-tying lessons.

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It was all part of a fly-tying clinic organized by local group MT Fly Gals.

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