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Tour de France tying

Why tying many identical flies can be a good thing - and can be better than tying many different flies

By Martin Joergensen

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Bikers

Bikers

Dannebrog nymphs

Dannebrog nymphs

Darth Vader nymphs

Darth Vader nymphs

Green Nymph

Green Nymph

Hare's Ear Nymphs

Hare's Ear Nymphs

Orange Nymphs

Orange Nymphs

Sunflowers

Sunflowers

The peleton

The peleton

Tour d'Eiffel

Tour d'Eiffel

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