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Article 5 Minute Bug Nov 30. 2018 Terrestrial This little beetle imitation is amazingly lifelike. Using few and ordinary materials, Russian tyer Dmitri Tseliaritski makes it quick and easy to tie. See for yourself.	Video Klamath Skater Oct 19. 2018 Marcus Mattioli at the Ashland Fly Shop demonstrates how to tie the Klamath Skater from Aqua Flies. Find all the materials used in this video on our website!	Video Troutsman Hex Variant Oct 13. 2018 A variant of a large American Hex mayfly pattern that has a couple of unusual techniques that can be easily adapted for tying Danica and Vulgata patterns.
Video Super Pupa variant Oct 6. 2018 One of the classic Scandinavian caddis patterns. Here I tie the original and the more modern winged variant.	Video Stimulator Sep 28. 2018 In my opinion, the Stimulator is one of the best flies for using as an indicator. It floats high, is super buoyant, and mimics a large range of bug species.	Video Pheasant Tail X-Caddis Sep 12. 2018 This is a variant of the original John Juracek's & Craig Mathews pattern of a little egg laying caddis. In smaller sizes it also works well when midge fishing. Hook: Ahrex FW501 #14
Video Fluttering Caddis Variant Sep 6. 2018 This quick CDC and deer hair variant of the original, will float all day long and then some!	Video Improved Sofa Pillow Aug 28. 2018 The stimulators big brother, a real fat boy pattern, that has more attractor qualities than you can shake a stick at.	Video Elk Hair Caddis Aug 3. 2018 The elk hair caddis should be a staple in all dry fly fishermans boxes, if they aren't in there already.
Video Mimic Green Drake Jun 13. 2018 Mighty Green Drake No.7 - Mimic Green Drake (E.Danica/E.Guttulata)	Video Rakkenes Danica Cripple Jun 12. 2018 Mighty Green Drake No.6 - Rakkenes Danica Cripple (E.Danica/E.Guttulata)	Video Kaspar Green Drake Cripple Jun 12. 2018 Mighty Green Drake No.4 - Kaspar Green Drake Cripple (Danica/Guttulata)

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