Beads

Flies with bead heads

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Durable flies: Before you tie Feb 27. 2020 Tied to hold One key to durability in flies is to prepare a bit before starting - and choosing the right hook, thread and materials Read the second chapter here.	The March Brown Odyssey Nov 17. 2019 Variations My venture into the history and legacy of the classic March Brown led to a whole lot of variations over the theme Se all the patterns here
Frances Plug Aug 28. 2017 Salmon Behind the somewhat strange name hides a somewhat strange fly originated by Danish salmon guide Marc Skovby. An good looking salmon tube fly that's both easy to tie and very efficient. See how to tie it here.	Discs and cones Jul 20. 2016 Materials A lot of flies - salmon tube flies in particular – use different discs or cones, and the market is full of them. Here's an overview of some of the many types. Read the article here

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Video Silli Leg Nymph Oct 20. 2020 Hi Folks and welocme to my Channel, i hope you enjoy your stay and learn something new.	Video Deepwater River Nymph Oct 19. 2020 Great Pattern for Deepwater Hook size 14 Thread Black 8/0 Body Peacock Herls Collars White CDC 2.8mm Tungsten Bead & Wire for weight	Video Atto Nymph Oct 10. 2020 Tying and fishing a small effective nymph for trout and grayling. A very quick and simple tie. All you need is a couple of inches of organza ribbon, a sharpie pen and a bit of squirrel dubbing.
Video Carrot Nymph Oct 8. 2020 Very Successful Pattern for a Brown Trout & Grayling Hook size 14 Bead 3mm Tungsten Thread Hot Orange 8/0 Tail Grey Partridge Body Orange Spanflex	Video Midnight Purple Dog Nobbler Oct 2. 2020 Ok... I have a thing for purple and black flies and jigs.	Video Barney Google Midge Pupa Sep 27. 2020 The Barney Google is a fly originally tyed by Richard Walker and from his book Fly Dressing Innovations, it represents a phantom midge.
Video Perdigon Sep 18. 2020 So the perdigon fly has become very popular in recent months, and for good reason.	Video Sandwich Spider Sep 18. 2020 A versatile lightly weighted spider pattern.	Video Euro Hooker Sep 15. 2020 This fly came about when I was trying to make a 'Euro' version of Charlie Craven's Two Bit Hooker. I'm not saying it's as good as the original, but it sure does catch a lot of fish.
Video Quill Jig River Nymph Sep 13. 2020 This is a great River Pattern Hook size 16 Jig with 2.8mm Tungsten Slotted Bead Thread Glo-Brite no12 & Black Body Dyed Yellow Quill from the Eye	Video Simple Caddis Larva Sep 11. 2020 A very simple yet functional caddis larva that can be tied in various colours and sizes.	Video T&S Nymph Aug 27. 2020 The T&S nymph was published by Trout & Salmon magazine sometime in the 1990s and although it's fallen from favour in recent years it is a good taker of fish in both rivers and stillwaters.
Video Squorgy Aug 22. 2020 Fly tying and fishing a non-breaking, non-rotting alternative to the Squirmy Worm. A great fly for when the water is running high and coloured.	Video Humongous Woolly Bugger Jul 30. 2020 One of my favourite Lure for all Season. Hook size 8 L/S 4mm Brass Bead Thread Peacock Blue Tail Black Marabou with Silver Tinsel Body Holographic Opal Tinsel	Video Sili Baetis Nymph Jul 27. 2020 Silicone materials offer many possibilities. Colors and combinations with foundations give a lot of ideas. This is one of them ... a very natural nymph in sizes 12-8.

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