Syl's Midge - An homage to a wet fly great Sylvester Nemes and one of his most well noted creations. This tutorial also demonstrates the proper way to build a peacock herl body. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Syl's Midge

An homage to a wet fly great Sylvester Nemes and one of his most well noted creations. This tutorial also demonstrates the proper way to build a peacock herl body.
Originator: 
Richard Strolis
Web site: 
Catching-shadows
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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