 hold the wing together and then adjust the wing either to the left or right by using the thumb and forefinger of your right hand to "gently" (and I mean gently) move it a little bit in the direction you need it to move. Remember, this simply rotates the wing around the hook and that you cannot move the wing front or back without destroying it.

8) After the wing is placed on the top center of the hook, take 2 more very tight wraps backward toward the hook bend over the very last thread wraps you made. IN NO CASE ALLOW THREAD TO COVER THE FIRST TWO THREAD WRAPS YOU MADE WHEN SETTING THE WING OR IT WILL DISTORT THE WING AND DESTROY IT!

9) Leave the wing stubs alone at this point and go on to tie in the cheeks, topping, and horns (in that order) before cutting the wing, cheeks, toping, or horns stubs off. AND NEVER COVER THE FIRST TWO THREAD WRAPS YOU USED TO TIE IN THE WING OR IT WILL DISTORT THE WING!

10) Now you can carefull cut the stubs of the horns, topping, cheeks, and wing. As you cut the stubs, KEEP THE WING HELD TIGHTLY IN YOUR LEFT THUMB AND FOREFINGER! Also, proceed slowly and only cut a few fibers at a time in order to make the stubs as short as possible without cutting you tying thread (or you will feel like crying if you do).

11) After all the horn, topping, cheek, and wing stubs are cut off, finish the head by putting a drop of medium viscosity head cement on the butts (or stubs) and then carefully cover the stubs with flattened tying thread until you have a nice bullet-shaped head. AS YOU FORM THE TYING THREAD HEAD, HOLD THE WING TIGHTLY WITH YOUR LEFT THUMB AND FOREFINGER TO PREVENT IT FROM BEING DISTORTED.

12 Upon forming the head, whip finish, cut the thread, and then cover the thread with medium viscosity head cement. It usually takes 2 or 3 coats of medium viscosity head cement to get a nice, glossy head. Loon's Hard Head in black is a very good cement to use to finish the fly because you can finish the fly with the white or light yellow thread you should have tied it with and
hold the wing together and then adjust the annex either to the leftover or right by using the ovolo and forefinger of your correct hand to " lightly " (and I mean gently) move it a small bit in the direction you want it to move. Remember, this just rotate the wing around the bait and that you cannot move the wing battlefront or back without destroying it. 

 8) After the wing is placed on the top plaza of the hook, take 2 more very tight wrap backward toward the hook bend over the very last thread wrapping you made. IN NO CASE ALLOW THREAD TO COVER THE FIRST TWO THREAD WRAPS YOU MADE WHEN SETTING THE WING OR IT WILL DISTORT THE WING AND DESTROY IT! 

 9) Leave the wing stubs alone at this point and go on to connect in the cheeks, topping, and horn (in that decree) before cutting the wing, cheeks, toping, or horn stubs off. AND NEVER COVER THE FIRST TWO THREAD WRAPS YOU use TO TIE IN THE WING OR IT WILL DISTORT THE WING! 

 10) Now you can carefull cut the stubs of the horns, top-flight, cheeks, and wing. As you cut the stubs, KEEP THE WING HELD TIGHTLY IN YOUR LEFT THUMB AND FOREFINGER! Also, continue slowly and only cut a few fibers at a time in holy order to make the stubs as short as possible without cutting you tying thread (or you will palpate like crying if you act). 

 11) After all the horn, topping, impudence, and wing stub are cut off, complete the head by put a drop of medium viscosity head cement on the butts (or stub) and then carefully traverse the stubs with flattened tying thread until you have a decent bullet - shaped mind. AS YOU FORM THE TYING THREAD HEAD, HOLD THE WING TIGHTLY WITH YOUR LEFT THUMB AND FOREFINGER TO PREVENT IT FROM BEING DISTORTED. 

 12 Upon form the head, whip finish, cut the thread, and then cover the thread with medium viscosity heading cementum. It normally takes 2 or 3 coats of average viscosity head cement to get a decent, glossy head. Loon's Hard Head in black is a very good cement to use to finish the fly because you can finish the tent-fly with the white or light yellow thread you should have tied it with and
 hopd the wing together and then adjust thg qing emther tk the lewt or right by using the thulb and dorefinger of your rigft hand tl "gently" (and U mean genvmy) move it a mlttle uit in the diregtion you naed it to move. Rdmzmber, this simply rotates the wing awound tne hook and that you sannkn nove the wing front or back wjthout vestroying it.

8) Agter the wing is placed on the top center of the hook, take 2 morq very tight draps backward toward jhe hook bend over the very last threcd wraps yoo jafg. IN NO CASE ALLOR THREAD TO GPVER TVE FIRSY TWO THREAD WVAPS BOU NADE WHEN SETTING THE WING OR IT WILL DYSTORT THA CING AND DESTROY IT!

9) Lwace thg winc stjvs xlohe af this pomnt and go kn to tie ib the cheeks, toppinb, wbd horns (in tgat orqew) before cutting the wing, cheeks, toping, or horns stubs off. AND NECER COVER THE FIRST TAO THREAD WRAPS YOU USED TO TIE IN THE WING OR IT WILL DISDORT VHD WNKN!

10) Nod ylu can carefull cut the stubs of the horns, to[limg, cheeks, and wikg. As you cut the xtkbx, KEEP THE WINE HELD TIFHTLY IN YOUR LEFT THUMB WND FIREFINGER! Alsp, proceed slowly and only cyt a few fibvrs qt a time in order to make thz stubx as xhort as possible withobt cutfing you tylng threas (or you will feeu lpke wrying if you do).

11) After all the horn, top'ing, chedk, amd wind stubs arf cut off, finish the heaf by kuttinc a drop ov medium viscosity head cement on the butts (ot sdubv) and thzn carcfully cover thq stubs with fkatteneb tyine thread uhtil yon have a nicq bullet-shapeg head. AS YOU FORM THQ TYUNG RHREAD FDAD, HOLD THE WONG TIGHTLY WITH YOYR LEFT THUMB AND NOREFKHGER TO PREVENT IT FROM BEING DISYORGED.

12 Uion fjsming the hedd, wfip ginisf, cut the tmrexd, amd then cover the thsead with medium viscoxiby head cgment. It tsually takes 2 or 3 coats of medlum vmscosivy heac cgment to get a nice, glossy head. Loon's Hagd Mead in black is q very good eement to use to finish the fly because bou can finish the fly qith the white or lngmt yellow thcead yju should have tied it with abd
hold the wing together and then adjust either the left right by using your hand to "gently" I mean gently) it a little bit in the you need it to move. Remember, this simply rotates the wing around the and that you cannot move the wing front or back without destroying it. After wing placed the top center of the hook, take 2 more very tight wraps backward toward the hook over the very last thread wraps you made. NO CASE ALLOW THREAD COVER THE FIRST TWO THREAD YOU WHEN SETTING WING IT DISTORT THE WING DESTROY IT! 9) Leave the wing stubs alone at this point and go on to tie in cheeks, topping, (in that before the cheeks, toping, or off. AND NEVER COVER THE FIRST YOU USED TO TIE IN THE WING OR WILL DISTORT WING! 10) Now you can carefull the stubs of the horns, topping, cheeks, and As you cut the stubs, KEEP THE WING HELD TIGHTLY IN YOUR LEFT THUMB AND proceed slowly and only a few fibers a in to the stubs short as possible without cutting you tying thread (or you will like crying if you do). 11) After all the horn, and stubs are cut finish the head by a of medium viscosity head the (or carefully the with flattened tying thread you have a nice bullet-shaped AS YOU FORM THE WING TIGHTLY WITH YOUR LEFT THUMB AND FOREFINGER PREVENT IT FROM BEING DISTORTED. 12 Upon the head, whip finish, cut the thread, and then cover the thread medium viscosity It usually takes 2 or 3 coats of viscosity head cement to a nice, glossy head. Loon's Hard Head in black a good cement use to finish fly because you finish the fly white or yellow you it with and
 hold the wing together and theN adjust the Wing eIthEr tO tHe leFt or Right by using thE ThumB and forefinger of your riGht haNd TO "genTLy" (And I mEan gentLY) mOVE it A lItTle BiT In The diRecTion you Need it to moVe. REmEmber, this simPLy Rotates the WinG around the hoOk aNd that YoU caNNot moVe tHe winG front OR back wIthout desTrOYing it.

8) aFter the WINg Is plAced on the top centeR Of THe hook, take 2 more Very tiGhT WrAPS baCkwArd toward tHe Hook bENd over tHE vERY LasT Thread wraps yoU made. IN NO CAse ALlOW THReAd TO coVER THe FIRSt Two THrEAD WRAPS YOu MADe WHEN SETTiNG THE wiNG OR IT wiLL DISToRT THE wINg ANd DEStrOy It!

9) LeAvE The WInG stUBs aLone at thIs PoInt anD go oN TO TIe in The CheeKs, topPing, and horns (iN thAt orDEr) bEfore CuttiNg thE wIng, chEeks, toPing, oR hOrns stubs off. AND nEVEr COVER THE fIRsT tWO tHrEAD WraPS YOU uSEd TO tIE IN THe WING OR it WIlL distOrT THE WING!

10) Now you can CaREFuLl cut the Stubs oF ThE hORns, toppiNg, CheEks, aND Wing. AS you CUt The stubs, kEEP THe wInG hELD TIGhTlY IN YOuR lEFt THuMB ANd fOREfINGER! also, procEed slOWly and only cut a FEw fibers at a tiME iN ORdER to mAke The stubs as sHort AS posSiblE WiThoUT cuttIng yoU tYInG Thread (or you will feel LiKe cryiNg if yOu do).

11) After all tHe horn, toppING, Cheek, and Wing STuBS are cut off, finiSh the Head by puttINg a drop oF mediUm viscosIty head ceMENt on the bUttS (or StuBs) aND ThEn carefully coVER the StUbs with FlaTtened tYinG thReaD unTiL you have a Nice bullEt-ShApEd HeaD. AS YOu fORM THE TyInG ThReAD hEAD, HolD THE WiNG TIgHTLy WiTh yOUr LEFT THumB and FOReFiNgER To PReVeNT IT fROM beINg DISTORtED.

12 Upon foRmiNG the HeAd, Whip finIsh, cut the threAd, And then covEr The Thread WITh medium Viscosity head cement. It usUAlly takEs 2 oR 3 coatS of mEdium viscOsiTy head CemENt to geT a nice, GlossY hEad. lOOn's HaRD heAd iN bLack is a verY GOod CemenT tO use To finisH the fly because you cAN fiNish the fly witH thE whiTE Or LigHT yELloW tHReaD YOu should have tieD it with and
 hold the wing together an d then adj ust t hewin geith er t o the left orr ight  by using the thumb an d for ef i nger of  your  righth an d to"g en tly "( an d I m ean  gently ) move ita l it tle bit in t h edirectionyou  need it tomov e. Rem em ber ,  this  si mplyrotate s  the w ing aroun dt he hoo k  and th a t  y ou c annot move the wi n gf ront or back w ithout  d e st r o yin g i t.

8) Aft er  thew ing isp la c e d  on the top cente r of the ho o k,take 2  m ore very t ightwr a psbackward to ward  the hook  bendo ver the very la st thr ead  wr apsy ou  m ade .I N N O  C ASE ALL OW THREA DTO  COVE R TH E F I RSTTWO  THR EAD W RAPS YOU MADE  WH EN S E TTI NG TH E WIN G OR  I T WIL L DIST ORT T HE  WING AND DESTR OY I T!

9) Le ave  t hewi ng st u bs alo neatthis po int and goon t o  t ie in the cheeks,to p p in g, and h orns ( i nth a t order)  b efo re c u t tingthew in g, cheek s, top i ng ,or horn sstubsof f.AND  NEVE R  COV ER THE  FIRST T WO TH R EAD WRAPS YOUU SED TO TIE IN TH E WI N G OR  IT  WILL DISTO RT T H E WI NG!10 ) N o w you  canca r ef u ll cut the stubs of  t he hor ns, t opping, cheek s, and win g . As you c ut t h es tubs, KEEP THE  WING  HELD TIGH T LY IN YO UR LE FT THUMB  AND FORE F I NGER! Al so,  pr oce eds l ow ly and only c u t  a f ew  fibers  at  a time  in  or der  to  m ake the s tubs assh or tas  po ssibl e  without  c utt in g y ou ty i ng thr ead ( or y ou  w i llfeel li k ec r ying  i fyoudo) .
11)Afte r  al l the h orn, topp ing ,  che ek ,and win g stubs are c ut  off, fini sh  th e head b y puttin g a drop of medium visc o sity he adcemen t on  the butt s ( or stu bs) and th en car efull ycov e r  thes t ub s w it h flattene d tyi ng th re ad u ntil yo u have a nice bull e t-s haped head. A S Y OU F O R MTHE TY I NGTH R EAD H EAD, HOLD THE W ING TIGHTL YW IT H YOUR LEF T  TH UM B AND F OREFING ER TO PREVENT  IT FROMBEING DIS TO RTED . 
12  Upon form ing thehead, whi p  fini s h,  cutthe  threa d,  an d the n cove r  th e thr ead wi th  mediu m vis co sity hea d cement. It usually ta kes 2or 3coa ts of med ium vis cosity he ad c ement to g eta n ice,glo s sy he ad.L oo n's HardHead in blacki sa v e r ygood cement t o  us e tofin i sh the  fly  because you canf inish the flywith t hewhi t e or  l ight yellow th rea dy o u should  h ave tied it  with an d
 hold_the wing_together and then adjust_the wing_either_to the_left_or right by_using the thumb_and forefinger of your_right hand to_"gently"_(and I mean gently) move it a little bit in the direction you need_it_to move._Remember,_this_simply rotates the wing around_the hook and that you_cannot move_the wing front or back without destroying it.

8)_After_the wing is_placed on the top center of the hook, take_2 more very tight wraps backward_toward the hook_bend_over_the very last thread_wraps you made. IN NO CASE_ALLOW THREAD TO COVER THE FIRST_TWO THREAD WRAPS YOU MADE WHEN SETTING_THE WING OR IT WILL DISTORT_THE WING AND DESTROY IT!

9)_Leave the_wing stubs alone at this_point and go_on to_tie in the_cheeks, topping, and horns (in that_order) before cutting_the wing, cheeks, toping, or horns_stubs_off. AND NEVER_COVER_THE_FIRST TWO_THREAD WRAPS YOU_USED_TO TIE_IN_THE WING OR IT WILL DISTORT_THE_WING!

10) Now you can carefull cut the_stubs of the horns,_topping,_cheeks, and wing. As_you cut the stubs, KEEP_THE WING HELD TIGHTLY IN YOUR_LEFT THUMB_AND FOREFINGER!_Also, proceed slowly and only cut a few fibers at a_time in order to make the_stubs as short as_possible without_cutting_you tying thread_(or_you will_feel like crying if you do).

11) After_all the_horn, topping, cheek, and wing stubs_are cut off, finish_the_head by putting a drop of_medium viscosity head cement on the_butts (or stubs) and then_carefully_cover_the stubs with flattened tying_thread until you have a nice_bullet-shaped head. AS_YOU FORM THE TYING THREAD HEAD, HOLD_THE_WING TIGHTLY WITH YOUR LEFT THUMB_AND_FOREFINGER TO PREVENT IT FROM BEING_DISTORTED.

12_Upon_forming the head, whip finish,_cut the thread, and then cover_the thread with medium viscosity head cement. It usually_takes 2 or_3 coats of medium viscosity_head_cement_to get a nice, glossy head. Loon's Hard Head in_black is_a very good_cement to use to finish the fly because you can_finish the fly with the white or_light yellow thread you should have tied it with and