The Pink Fuzzie - Here we go! one more tying video. This little fly is truly one of the best! Learn to tie it so you always have some, and like I said with the others, "this is a pink salmon staple". Hope the sound is good, and enjoy! - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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The Pink Fuzzie

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Here we go! one more tying video. This little fly is truly one of the best! Learn to tie it so you always have some, and like I said with the others, "this is a pink salmon staple". Hope the sound is good, and enjoy!
Originator: 
Aidan Darby-Miller
Web site: 
http://nilecreekflyshop.com/
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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