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Video Renegade Jun 22. 2017 Detailed instructions for tying a Renegade.	Video Sand Eel flatwing Jun 13. 2017 This is the first video of hopefully many with my newer and more personalized approach.	Video Crackleback Jun 7. 2017 Detailed instructions on how to tie a Crackleback.
Video Peacock Caddis Jun 2. 2017 This is an old but reliable pattern used especially in fast riffles and for searching pocket water.	Video Renegade Jun 1. 2017 This old but still effective, for and aft pattern, was one of Ernest Hemingway's top trout flies.	Article Raccoon May 17. 2017 Sea trout Raccoon – or Vaskebjørn – is a highly successful and good looking Norwegian sea trout fly. See how to tie it here.
Video Tying a dry fly hackle using any type of hackle Feb 26. 2017 One of my new techniques for hackling with any type or size of hackle including partridge, wood duck, teal, Coq di Leon etc.	Video Pink Tag Griffith's Gnat Feb 6. 2017 One of my favourite river patterns	Video Partridge & Orange Jan 25. 2017 Traditional Yorkshire Dale Spider Pattern. North Country Spider Wet Fly.
Video Cocky-Spinner Variant Jan 10. 2017 Comparadun style Dry Fly	Video Pheasant Tail Soft Hackle Jan 7. 2017 Tying a Pheasant Tail Soft Hackle. Tied for the third round of the FF&FT League 2016/17.	Video Partridge Soft Hackle Variant Dec 18. 2016 Shop Here - http://theflyfiend.com Follow Here - http://instagram.com/theflyfiend
Video Partridge & Yellow variation Dec 5. 2016 Fly Fish Food. -- Subscribe for more tutorials and gear reviews: http://goo.gl/rk1v29 Buy these materials online: http://store.flyfishfood.com	Video Golden Olive Bumble (Variant) Dec 4. 2016 Materials Used;	Article The humble hackle pliers Oct 22. 2016 Tools Hackle pliers are simple tools for a simple task: handling hackles. But there might be more to the story of these humble tools. This article goes in depth.

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