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PET Blue NJ

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Chinese White

Tubed: A bright tube fly for salmon in clear water created by Danish Ken Bonde Larsen. Tied in the Scandinavian style with a large and soft hair wing made of several layers. Easy to tie and impressive both in and out of the water.
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Staring Sunray Shadow

Here's looking at you kid: Ray Brook's classic the Sunray Shadow can hardly be outdone by any variation of this simple yet very efficient fly. But some people still like to add little details to killer patterns. This version of the Sunray has a body and eyes.
It can see where the fish are.

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Nize

Tube fly: Nize is a tube fly tied the environmentally friendly way - reusing tube scraps from other flies. It's an efficient fly for salmon.
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Raven NJ

Tubed: Simple things somehow often seem to work and this has also been the case for one of Nils Jorgensen's absolute favorite salmon flies, the Raven NJ. It has proven itself many times.
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PET Blue NJ

Tubed: Black and blue colors are great no matter where you are fishing for salmon or sea trout. The PET Blue is just one of several colors of Nils Jorgensen's PETs. They are great in all sizes and easy to tie on the new Pro Tube System.
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PET Blue NJ

Type Tube fly

Originator
Nils Jorgensen

Year of origin
2010

Difficulty
Easy

Target species
Atlantic salmon (sea run)
Sea trout (sea run)
Steelhead (sea run)

Materials

Tube Clear or black Pro Micro Tube
Rear disc 6 mm or 8 mm Pro Soft Disc
Tying thread Black 8/0
Rib Oval silver tinsel
Body Black dubbing
Rear hackle Black rooster
Wing Black rabbit zonker
Flash Silver twinkle
Front hackle Clear blue rooster
Cheeks Jungle Cock (optional)
Front disc/cone Pro Disc or Cone

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