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Roman Moser Power Silk

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  • 17-02-2009 2:41pm
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    premiercad
    Registered Users Posts: 352 ✭✭


    Does anyone know where i might pick up a few spools of this stuff in ireland?
    I really think its the business as its virtually unbreakable thread for fly tying!

    I've already made an order to the UK and left it out!!:mad: I don't want to have to re-order from the UK when the P&P is about the same as a spools worth!


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    riverbum
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18 ✭riverbum


    not looking good premiercad, I was keeping an eye on this post as I use same myself. Its a shame we can't be more competitive here but unfortunately that's reality. We just have to go abroad for our stuff not only because of price but also for the range that's offered.
    I presume you know you can buy direct from Roman!?


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    premiercad
    Registered Users Posts: 352 ✭✭premiercad


    Seems that way Riverbum. At least the Sterling is at near parity at the mo.
    I think I'll get by with the uni for the time being. Need to get the "touch" back for tying anyways! :) I find it v.handy for tying multi material flies where two turns to lock down a material is all you can afford without bulking up! Ive started tying some czech nymphs with a view to fishing them this year for the first time. Anyone else fish them on the rivers?

    (prob need a new thread for this):rolleyes:


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    riverbum
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18 ✭riverbum


    Go ahead and start one, could be interesting .
    As for this thread, have you tried "Danvilles' Spiderweb" for your delicate stuff, "Hans Van Klinken" uses it on his Klinkhammer for tying the parachute onto the wing post. It's extremely thin and strong, readily available in most of the uk outlets. Google it.


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    OREILLYSFISHING
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭OREILLYSFISHING


    I came across this thread on the web and if it is any help I stock powersilk and have no postal charges to Ireland.You can have a look
    at www.oreillysfishing.co.uk.

    Hope this helps
    Hugh


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