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Brahma Bugger

Feb 12. 2019
In this episode I will tie a Brahma Bugger for you. This is a variation on the famous Woolly Bugger fly pattern.
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Pumpkin Head Leech

Feb 10. 2019
This leech fly pattern was designed by John Kent and was influenced by Denny Rickards Stillwater Nymph.
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Bank Saver

Feb 8. 2019
This pattern comes from Pat Dorsey's Colorado Guide Flies (https://amzn.to/2DlrCcx) and was designed by Blue Quill Angler co-owner Steve Parrott
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Copper John

Feb 7. 2019
Materials Used: Hook: TMC 5262 {#12} Tail: Goose Biots {Brown} Thorax: Peacock Herl {Natural} Abdomen: Wire {Copper or of choice}
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Devin Olsen's Blowtorch

Jan 30. 2019
Detailed instructions for tying Devin Olsen's Blowtorch.
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Moh-Moh

Jan 28. 2019
The Moh-Moh (mohair mohican) is a versatile pattern for imitating sedge/caddis pupae.
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Flashback Phasant Tail

Jan 21. 2019
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Steelhead Thing

Jan 16. 2019
This is a pretty basic pattern utilizing a few materials that make it pop.
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Fluo pink jig

Jan 13. 2019
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Egan's Red Dart

Jan 11. 2019
Detailed instructions for tying Lance Egan's Red Dart.
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Elvis Chironomid (Variation)

Jan 5. 2019
Chironomids and stillwater go together like hot wings and beer. Any time of year, you can be rest assured to find chironomids wriggling around in the water.
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B&W Nymph

Dec 30. 2018
The B&W (Braid & Wire) is tied using hollow braid backing line threaded with copper wire.

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