Great Lakes Shimmer Minnow - Jay Nicholas ties a minnow imitation inspired by Greg Senyo and other great lakes angler fly tiers. The fly is simple to tie and uses light weight flashy materials to create a fish silhouette. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Great Lakes Shimmer Minnow

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Jay Nicholas ties a minnow imitation inspired by Greg Senyo and other great lakes angler fly tiers. The fly is simple to tie and uses light weight flashy materials to create a fish silhouette.
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CaddisFlyShop
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http://caddisflyshop.com
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Martin Joergensen
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