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Egg Sucking Leech Trout Variation

Sep 18. 2019
Fall streamer season is upon us...
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Frenchie Jig Nymph

Sep 18. 2019
The Frenchie is not a new pattern by any means and from my research goes back years and years and years and years.
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Copper John

Sep 9. 2019
Click the link below here you will find the full materiallist:https://nordicanglers.com/en/copper-john.html
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Blue Quill Nymph

Sep 9. 2019
A great little fly for trout and grayling. A quick easy tie that has caught me a lot of fish this summer. Thanks for watching.
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Pink & Purple Perdigon

Aug 28. 2019
How to Fish & How to Tie. A simple to tie and very effective fly for euro-nymphing. Great for grayling in autumn and winter.
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Flashback Perdigon Nymph

Aug 25. 2019
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Spanflex Hare's Ear Nymph

Aug 25. 2019
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Copper John Pheasant Tail

Aug 22. 2019
This slender little pheasant tail with a copper wire abdomen is a combination of two classics. A great pattern for a generic nymph, that is easy to tie, in even the smallest sizes.
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Polish Woven Nymph

Aug 21. 2019
Simple but Deadly Hook: Knapek P Thread: UNI Trico Underbody: UNI Underbody White Body: UNI Yarn Ribbing: monofilament Thorax: Spectra dubbing
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Squirmy

Jul 22. 2019
Hi and welcome to my Fly Tying and Fly Fishing Channel.
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Two Bit Stone

Jul 22. 2019
A variation of my Two Bit Hooker Pattern the Two Bit Stone uses three beads (one Tungsten and Two Brass) to get the fly down to the fish.
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Ponty Perdi

Jul 14. 2019
A small perdigon pattern which is a great point fly for fishing fast water for trout and grayling.

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