The sale ends soon.

https://doublebadgers.kartra.com/page/cutcliffe-main

When I was growing up; I was a big fan of W. Ben Hunt. In one of his books he showed plans for a wooden English punt. I always wanted to build one but I didn't have the means. Later, life just seemed to move in other directions.

Rosborough basically tied for his home waters. Dave Hughes wrote that he never added weight to his nymphs. He used long, heavy hooks and tied them with an extra long, thread head. Most of his nymphs have been superseded but his Casual Dress remains a perennial favorite with many tiers.

In Rosborough's video; he forms the body with what he calls a noodle. To help it hold together; he would add a long fiber fur as a binder to his dubbing mixtures. It's the same idea as was used when tyers tied in hand; tie down the tip of the noodle, wind it around the thread and then wrap the body ...

There is this:

https://books.google.com/books?id=QdONv ... wl&f=false

Video about Cutcliffe.