Beads

Fulling Mill Hook..
Dynamite Harry March Brown..
Emerger March Brown..

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Step by Step showing you how to tie the Copper John nymph.

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About the Beadhead Chico’s River Shrimp

CDC Feathers..
Stone Clinger Nymph Video..

Hares Ear flies are a classic pattern that has been around forever. Of fly patterns still popular today, I would say the Hares Ear is one of the oldest.

Pheasant Tails are quite possibly the most popular general purpose nymph. I dont think Ive ever gone to a fly shop and not seen a selection of pheasant tails in many sizes.

A very quick and easy tie for a super effective Euro Nymph. If you are looking for an all round jig that works well, you need look no further!

Perdigon flies are extremely heavy, boasting a tungsten weighted bead. They are also very smooth being coated by UV resin, so they get down deep very quickly.

Perdigon flies are extremely heavy, boasting a tungsten weighted bead. They are also very smooth being coated by UV resin, so they get down deep very quickly.

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Perdigon flies are extremely heavy, boasting a tungsten weighted bead. They are also very smooth being coated by UV resin, so they get down deep very quickly.

Perdigon flies are extremely heavy, boasting a tungsten weighted bead. They are also very smooth being coated by UV resin, so they get down deep very quickly.

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The Wooly Bagger streamer is a versatile and highly effective fly for targeting trout and grayling.

Detailed instructions for tying a Super Mottle Nymph.
Recipe:
Hook: Scud/nymph hook, size 14 (Lightning Strike SE3).
Bead: 7/64” black nickel tungsten bead.

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I will be fishing out in Houston with a subscriber, and he said to bring some small sunfish flies.

I do not like to waste materials so I am always looking for ways to use materials that most people would normally throw away after tying a fly.