Published Feb 13. 2013 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited May 15. 2019

Griffith's Gnat: Original, high-visibility, and variations

Tied during this tutorial is the Griffith's Gnat, a pattern meant to represent many insects, though mainly (and specifically) a midge cluster. Create by one of the founders of Trout Unlimited, George Griffith, this fly is an excellent pattern to carry in the spring and summer. Featured in this tutorial are the D101BL hooks by Allen Fly Fishing (http://www.allenflyfishing.com/d101bl-standard-dry-fly-barbless/). Aside from the original pattern, this video also features a high-visibility Griffith's Gnat, plus a number of other variations tied with ostrich herl. Thanks for viewing, and feel free to leave any comments/questions on this YouTube page, or email me:
tcammisa@gmail.com

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