I spoke with Jim a bit about his hobby and he shared some of his favorite flies with me.  The flies on the top right are from left to right: a Royal Wulff, a Deerhair Caddis, and a Light Cahill. The paper clip is pictured to show just how tiny these flies really are in person.  As you can see, they’re quite small.  Anyone would need some sort of magnification in order to tie these tiny flies.  Pictured on the bottom right is an example of a magnifier that you can check out from the Red Carpet Services.

Many thanks to Jim for sharing his library project with us. If you’d like to know more about our Red Carpet Services, please stop by their department located directly across from the check-out desk or call them at 785-580-4545.  And please click on the following links for more information on fly fishing and fly tying.

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