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Flies tied on plastic or metal tubes rather than hooks

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String Leech

Sep 9. 2017
String Leech tied as a tube fly - and featuring a cool little detail allowing the small trailer hook to stay close to the undulating zonker strip. For trout, salmon, steelhead and other predators.
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Frances Plug

Aug 28. 2017
Salmon Behind the somewhat strange name hides a somewhat strange fly originated by Danish salmon guide Marc Skovby. An good looking salmon tube fly that's both easy to tie and very efficient.
See how to tie it here.
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Cotton Candy

Jul 7. 2017
The Cotton Candy Tube is one of our favorite winter Steelhead patterns. This is an easy quick must have pattern.
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Red and silver tinsel tube fly

Jul 3. 2017
Tied by Ryan Houston
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Black & Orange Samurai

Jun 22. 2017
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Beauly Snow Fly Temple Dog

Jun 8. 2017
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Tip Dyed Posh Tosh Samurai

Jun 6. 2017
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Purple Rabbit Strip Steelhead Tube Fly

May 7. 2017
This video features the extended version of my video on tying a Purple Rabbit Strip Steelhead Tube Fly.
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Sculpin Tube Fly

May 7. 2017
A versatile pattern that can be used on your local trout stream, steelhead river, or even the Puget Sound. This fly is an easy tie that cast's like a dream and moves naturally in the water.
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Midnight Black

May 1. 2017
In this episode of Tie TV Niklaus Bauer will show you how to tie a pike fly on tube that you can use wiggle or dragon tail to. This pattern is really good in dark waters.
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Mikelli Blue Samurai

Apr 30. 2017
Tying a Mikelli Samurai variant
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Pedersen Red Sunray

Apr 24. 2017
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Laerdal Sunray Shadow

Apr 21. 2017
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Fl. Yellow Conehead Dee Monley

Apr 20. 2017
Tying a Dee Monkey tube fly variant with a conehead
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Tube minnow

Apr 11. 2017
Tying live in the opening fishing season from Correntoso River

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