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Simple Foam Beetle

Aug 11. 2018
Really effective Pattern in Summer & Autumn,
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Foam Ant

Aug 2. 2018
This simple foam any pattern is a great little fly to have for late summer and into the fall fly fishing season. I tie this pattern in black and a brown/red version using ginger or furnace hackle.
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The Cupboard Ant

Jul 18. 2018
Learn how to tie a highly effective ant pattern using common shelf lining material.
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Claret Shuttlecock Hopper

Jun 25. 2018
Materials Used; Hook, Fulling Mill Medium All-Purpose size 12 Thread, Uni-8/0 Black Rib, Uni-Mylar Pearl No.14 Body, Claret Seals Fur Or Sub
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F-Fly Olive Hopper

Jun 3. 2018
Materials Used;
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Charlie Boy Hopper Variation

May 21. 2018
This variation of the Charlie Boy Hopper makes a couple changes from Charlie Craven's original fly pattern (http://www.charl
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Damselfly Adult

May 13. 2018
Materials Used: Hook: Maruto S74 {#10} Thorax: Foam Sheet {Blue} Legs: Hareline Ez Magic Dub {Black} Abdomen: Foam Cylinders Micro 2-3 mm {Green}
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Living damsel nymph

May 13. 2018
Materials Used: Hook: Tiemco 100 BL SP {#10} Thorax: CDC or Hare Dubbing {Olive} Abdomen+Legs: Marabou {Dark Olive} Back: Pheasant Tail Feather {Natural}
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Foam Dragonfly Adult

May 13. 2018
Materials Used: Hook: Maruto S74 {#10} Thorax: CDC or Hare Dubbing {Blue Dun} Legs: Centipede, Rubber Legs {Dark} Wings: Flashabou {Ice Blue Pearl}
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Floating Dragonfly Nymph

May 13. 2018
Materials Used: Hook: Tiemco 5263BL {#6} Legs+Bits: Rubber Legs {Barred Pumpkin} Abdomen: Deer Body Hair {Olive Green} Thorax: CDC Dubbing {Olive}
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Dragons and Damsels

May 12. 2018
Frequent fliers Odonata is the Latin name for the order of dragonflies and damselflies. This article is about them.
Learn to tie and fish them.
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Mini-Me Hopper

May 4. 2018
Coming into spring, dry fly season is right around the corner. Up where I live, we get grasshoppers jumping off the banks and into the water pretty early in the season.

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