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Charles Garwood

By Martin Joergensen

Charles Garwood is an active tyer and fly fisher living in North Carolina, USA. He has submitted a set of convincing nymph and scud patterns. A similar convincing set of bass foam patterns from Charlie's hands will follow soon.

Foam flies for panfish
Charlie's Bead Head Scud
Charlie's Flashback Prince Nymph
Charlie's Pheasant Tail Nymph

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Foam flies for panfish


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From: Jack DeHaven · dehavenphoto·at·msn.com
Submitted June 28th 2010

How did you tie in the glass eyes on the yellow foam fly for panfish?
Great looking fly. Thanks for sharing.
Jack


From: william · william_smith700·at·rediffmail.com
Submitted November 21st 2009

i love this site



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