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The Global FlyFisher staff wishes everybody a very merry Christmas 2005

The Danish Pastry Fly Christmas Style
Martin Joergensen

The Christmas Fly is a fly that poked it's way into Martin's winter-flybox-project. It's basically a Danish Pastry Fly with Christmas colors.

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Bob Petti
Bob Skehan
Steve Schweitzer &
Martin Joergensen

Christmas Fly

Materials

Hook	Kamasan B175 size 6
Tying thread	Red 6/0
Ribbing	Red copper wire
Body	Gold dubbing
Hackle	Green
Eyes	Bead chain

Tying instructions
See the Danish Pastry Fly for full tying instructions with step-by-step illustrations

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From: Peter John Tinkler · petertnklr·at·yahoo.co.uk
Submitted February 2nd 2006

I am a secretary of a trout lake in england,i found your site very interesting.

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Merry Christmas

The Global FlyFisher staff wishes everybody a very merry Christmas 2005

Christmas Fly

Fly patterns

Little Devil

Gear pictures

Small flies

Small and large flies for sea trout

The Bottle Cleaner

Squirrel streamer

Our first mullet(s)

Rackelhanen

Angel Body

Do's and dont's