The stages are a great help Stickie for me. The craftsmanship on the trout stick is stunning! even the wooden part of the stick looks like it is coated in "liquid glass" Thank you for sharing your photographs with us. N.Here are a few photos I did for our club on holly shanks
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A nice surprise?
Hi fellas, I have a few shanks drying that I am looking forward to trying to turn into sticks, the thing is, they aren't your run of the mill species such as Hazel, Ash, Chestnut etc. I have Birch, Sycamore, Cherry, Hawthorn and Holly. I was wondering if anyone else has tried to use an unusual timber and either it was a great success or a complete failure? I look forward to hearing some of your experiences. Thanks. N.
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