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Peeete's Welded Wide Body Tunnel Hull Pheather'n'Phlash Tube Phly

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Directly to "Magnus"

Magnus

A true classic: If one particular fly was to be celebrated as the Mother of all the typical Danish, gray, nondescript hackle flies it would have to be The Magnus. Originated in 1973 in Denmark it has become a goto-fly for Many Danish as well as foreign coastal anglers.
Complete tying steps found here.

Find "Charlie Fly" on this page

The Charlie Fly

Chocolate: The Charlie Fly was inspired by the underfur from the originator's Chocolate Lab. Ken Bonde Larsen's dog has unwillingly become the material manufacturer for this great sea trout producer. As it often is with Danish with sea trout flies it's a small, generic pattern.
See how to tie the Charlie here.

Go to "The Copper Bully"

The Copper Bully

Gammarus: No sea trout box should be without a small Gammerus imitation, and the Copper Bully is one of the most efficient and easily tied ones. Consisting of very few materials in this version, it hardly gets any easier. It can also be a scud or a cress bug in a tight spot.
Follow the tying steps here.

Find "Surf Candy" on this page

Surf Candy

Epoxied: Experimenting with epoxy might glue you to the tying bench for hours, days, weeks. You can make highly durable, translucent baitfish imitations using synthetics and epoxy. Some years ago Bob Popovic's book "Pop Fleyes" introduced Kasper Mühlbach to the Surf Candy.
Go to his candy store here.

Article(s)

"Peeete's Pheather'n'Phlash" is found here

Peeete's Pheather'
n'Phlash

Phly welding: AKA Peeete's Welded Wide Body Tunnel Hull Pheather'n'Phlash Tube Phly. The name is complex, but the fly is simple, showing how to build a large baitfish imitation with few and easily accessible materials - and Pete Gray's neat welding technique.
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Peeete's Welded Wide Body Tunnel Hull Pheather'n'Phlash Tube Phly

Type Cold saltwater fly

Originator
Pete Gray

Difficulty
Easy

Materials

Tube Plastic, about one inch plus about half an inch of soft junction tube
Thread Nylon or white 6/0
Body base Bill´s Bodi Braid, pearl
Glue LCR - Light Curing Resin with lamp to cure between each step
Wing Hackle feathers, four white plus two contasting
Flash Pearl Krystal Flash
Eyes 3D eyes medium size

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