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Get it Down Pat's

Mar 1. 2017
Detailed instructions for tying a Get it Down Pat's.
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Stealth Shuggie

Feb 26. 2017
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Chewing Gum Caddis

Feb 26. 2017
Killer in a Half Shell
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The Bat Wing Emerger

Feb 23. 2017
Watch Greg drop some knowledge about the Bat Wing Emerger in this instructional tying video then follow our Vimeo Channel to find many more videos just like this one!
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Copper John

Feb 12. 2017
The Copper John is the most commonly used trout fly in the west these days. For a good reason, the Copper John is a great attractor pattern and it works!
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Squirmito Jelly Blob

Feb 8. 2017
The Dark Side
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Quick and Easy Caddis

Feb 5. 2017
We all like complicated good looking flies, but sometimes you just need a quick pattern that produces fish, and that's what this guy is!
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Two bit Hooker

Feb 3. 2017
These are quite popular mayfly (baetis) patterns because they sink quickly due to the two beads. Where I was fishing on the Animas, the water was very murky, and I had to get deep to reach them.
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Gold Digger Stone

Feb 1. 2017
A fly designed to get down fast. Way down. Real fast. The legs add the perfect amount of movement underwater and the dubbing blend finds that balance between flash and buggy.
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Navy Diver

Feb 1. 2017
Detailed instructions for tying a Navy Diver Euro-style Nymph.
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Black Fluff Cat

Feb 1. 2017
One of the most productive lures which you need in your life...
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Pink Panther Flapper

Jan 26. 2017
Pink is a Mans Colour
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CP's Body Quill Baetis Nymph

Jan 23. 2017
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Earthworm Squirmy

Jan 19. 2017
Mmm Worms for Dinner
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PT aggressive violet

Jan 18. 2017

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