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Yellow Flash

May 11. 2019
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Apache Shrimp

May 11. 2019
Tying the Apache Shrimp Salmon Fly with Steve Andrews
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Autumn Twilight

Apr 24. 2019
Tying the Autumn Twilight Salmon Fly with Steve Andrews Dressing Materials: Hook: Daiichi 2161 Size 2 Thread: Danvilles FlyMaster 6/0 Tag: Gold Tinsel
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Rusty Rat

Apr 9. 2019
Tying the Rusty Rat Salmon Fly with Steve Andrews
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Thunder Spey Variant

Apr 8. 2019
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Cosseboom

Mar 27. 2019
Tying the Cosseboom Salmon Fly with Steve Andrews
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Cascade

Mar 24. 2019
Tying the Cascade Salmon Fly with Steve Andrews
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Rutledge

Mar 24. 2019
Tying the Rutledge Salmon Fly with Steve Andrews
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Howies Sunrise

Mar 17. 2019
Tying the Howies Sunrise with Steve Andrews
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How to frame salmon flies

Feb 27. 2019
I'm preparing for a fly fair/expo this time the Danish fly festival so thought i use the time to make a short video on how i frame my flies :)
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Lady Caroline

Feb 25. 2019
Materials Used; Hook, TG Classic Salmon size 1/0 Thread, Uni-8/0 Black Tag, Gold Embossed Tinsel Tail, Golden Pheasant Red Breast
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Haslam

Feb 12. 2019
Material Used; Hook, Singles or Doubles size 8 or any size you like.. Threads, Uni-8/0 in White and finish with Black Tag, Oval Silver Tinsel

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