Parachute hackle

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Video Paraloop Griffiths May 14. 2019 A little different play on a Griffiths gnat. A reverse paraloop hackle that gives a deeper presentation and doubles as a quick sight indicator.	Video Parachute Adams Apr 18. 2019 One of the true classics that works just about everywhere.	Video Parachute Blue Winged Olive Mar 15. 2019 One of the earliest and most important mayflies for the trout fishermen. This easy tie gives a great foot print and is the perfect pattern for calmer flowing stretches of water.
Video Parachute Zebra Midge Jan 11. 2019 A Zebra midge variant that is an unusual parachute pattern, as it has a plastic glass bubble bead head.	Video Stripped Quill Klinkhammer Oct 26. 2018 Excellent Pattern for the river Hook size 14 Thread Black 8/0 Natural Quill Body Pink Glo-Brite Post Peacock Herl for Thorax	Video Yellow Sally Stonefly Sep 8. 2018 A parachute version of this popular little stonefly with a couple of unusual techniques. Hook: Mustad R43 # 12-14 Tail: Yellow grizzle fibres Wing: Two light dun hackles
Video Paraloop floating nymph Jun 13. 2018 A nice technique for making floating nymphs to represent the final stage just before hatching.	Video Parachute Hendrickson May 19. 2018 Detailed instructions for tying a Parachute Hendrickson dry fly. Includes special methods for building the post and securing the hackle feather using UV cure resin.	Video Yellow Mayfly May 7. 2018 Part 2: Great Pattern for Spring,
Video Why the Klinkhåmer works so well Apr 15. 2018 I met the Klinkhammer fly inventor Hans van Klinken while fly fishing in Kuhmo. He explains why Klinkhamer is so effective fly.	Video Hendo Hammer Apr 11. 2018 Detailed instructions for tying John Collin's Hendo Hammer.	Video Parachute Adams Apr 11. 2018 One the most successful patterns. I have used Grey Dun Polypropylene Yarn for the body,

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