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Rusty Nail Chironomid

Dec 4. 2019
John Kent has a knack for chironomid fly patterns that catch big trout in still waters. While I was researching the fly pattern, I found the John ties this in a couple of different ways.
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Rusty Nail Chironomid Var

Dec 2. 2019
John Kent has a knack for chironomid fly patterns that catch big trout in still waters. While I was researching the fly pattern, I found the John ties this in a couple of different ways.
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Natural Quill

Dec 1. 2019
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Peacock River Nymph

Nov 24. 2019
Great Pattern for fast Deep Water, Hook Size 10-12-14 3mm Tungsten Black Bead Thread Glo-Brite no12 & Black 8/0 Body Peacock Herl Dyed Green
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Hot Collar Gloss Perdigon

Nov 23. 2019
This simple little perdigon nymph is great for smaller streams and rivers.
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Red bead Bug

Nov 21. 2019
How to make quick and easy segmented bodies using just glass beads and thread. Glass embroidery beads are available in a wide range of sizes and colours from craft shops and online.
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New Age Pat's Rubber Legs

Nov 20. 2019
If you're looking for a great high water fly or a point fly for a Euro Nymph rig, this fly is one you won't want to be without.
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PB Purple

Nov 19. 2019
Hi and welcome to my Fly Tying and Fly Fishing Channel.
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Antalówka

Nov 18. 2019
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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
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Icy Hot Jig

Nov 13. 2019
Detailed instructions for tying an Icy Hot Jig.
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Orange Here

Nov 12. 2019

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