Tippets: Tying Tips, Hydropower Boom, Stripping Streamers
- David Goodrich of Tumbleweed Fly & Tackle Company presents some tricks for working with peacock herl, in an instructional video for tying the “San Juan Devil.”
- While the United States and Europe are transitioning away from hydropower dams, developing countries are experiencing a dam-building boom. A new tool called the Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol provides a framework for construction and evaluating its impact on the environment. Via The New York Times.
- To imitate swimming prey with streamers, vary your stripping speed, advises Ben Kryzinski. Small, “mini-strips,” in particular can be very effective. Via Hatch Magazine.
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