BQ Bead Head - A quick, but great tie, that I mostly use for short-line nymphing. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

BQ Bead Head

A quick, but great tie, that I mostly use for short-line nymphing.

Originator:

Igor Soldo

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http://igorsflyfishing.blogspot.no/

Submitter:

Igor Soldo

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