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Brush-caught fish
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In the wild
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The originator
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Side view
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Front view
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A flounder
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Step 1 - varnish the hook
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Step 2 - add weight
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Step 3 - start the thread
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Step 4 - add flash
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Step 5 - bend back
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Step 6 - tail
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Step 7- tail done
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Step 8 - thread base
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Step 9 - yarn
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Step 10 - first body section
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Step 11 - prepare hackle
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Step 12 - tie in
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Step 13 - turn hackle
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Step 14 - finish first hackle
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Step 15 - second body section
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Step 16 - second section done
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Step 17 - prepare second hackle
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Step 18 - hackle
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Step 19 - third section
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Step 20 - last section done
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Step 21 - front hackle
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Step 22 - finishing front hackle
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Step 32 - whip finish
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Step 24 - roughen up
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Step 25 - varnish
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Step a - weight and tail
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Step b - first body section
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Step c - first feather
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Step d - first feather done
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Step e - second hackle feather
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Step f - second body section
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Step g - more hackle
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Step h - securing
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Step i - last section
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Step j - front hackle
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Step k - last feather
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Step l - hackle stems
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Step m - head
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Step n - whip finish
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Step o - varnish
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Black hook, black thread
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Step I - prepare
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Step II - secure eyes
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Step III - weight
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Step IV - flash
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Step V - tail
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Step VI - first body section
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Step VII - first hackle
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Step VIII - hackle done
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Step IX - Second body section
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Step X - front hackle
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Step XI - trim hackle
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Step XII - whip finish
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Step XIII - varnish
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