The WayWester - Yes! Another tying video! The Waywester is a very good fly that both Courtney and I agree is one of the better Coho flies on the beach. Easy to tie, easy to fish, easy to fight fish (with right hook). Hope you enjoy! - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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The WayWester

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Yes! Another tying video! The Waywester is a very good fly that both Courtney and I agree is one of the better Coho flies on the beach. Easy to tie, easy to fish, easy to fight fish (with right hook). Hope you enjoy!
Originator: 
Aidan Darby-Miller
Web site: 
http://nilecreekflyshop.com/
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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