Deer hair

This pattern is really about a method or concept in a fly, and hence why it is a "series".

Another fishy pattern that uses deer hair, moose mane and CDC for a great emerger that can be used for both caddis and mayfly hatches.

On the rivers one of the first caddis flies to hatch is the Grannom and on the Lochs it would be the Alder in the UK and Ireland though these flies can be found in many countries as well..

This is probably the most important and universal mayfly dun that you can have in your box!

Hedgehogs really are fantastic flies, they're easy to tie incredibly versatile and very, very effective.

In this video I am tying a fly that is mostly inspired by Kelly Galloup's Cougar Minnow.

Excellent fly sublimation of rooster feather and CDC. Holds up well on the water on a rooster feather and shows a super CDC silhouette.
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tail - deer fur

In this video you'll learn to tie a deadly bass fly and how to use your Whitlock leg pullers to good use when adding legs to the body of your bugs.

The song of grasshoppers is a major part of the background soundscape on a warm day in late summer and early fall. They live on most corners of the planet, not counting the coldest climate zones.

It puts up unbelievable numbers. An original by Down South Fly Fishing, check out this gar-catching, carp-snagging, fly.

The Amy’s Ant is a high floating, high visibility foam dry fly that works very well. I find it to be one of the prettier of the foam flies.

A short tutorial on making dubbing from a deer mask.

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A very short and simple intro to using a hair stacker. Check out the in-depth article on stackers on the Global FlyFisher:

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Caddis are a very important food-item for trout and grayling, and there are in fact many more species of caddis than there are mayflies.

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