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The basic Red Tag dry fly
Coastal red tag with short hackle
Coastal red tag with normal hackle
Coastal red tag with long hackle
Garfish
Grayling
Sea trout
A large kelt
A small sea trout
The three materials - and thread
The classic, dry version
Coastal Red Tag
Coastal Red Tag a la Eskol
Coastal Red Tag with eyes
Coastal Red Tag Palmer
A coastal red tag ready to fish
The Baltic coast
Red Tag Omoe Brush
Soft hackle Red Tag
Spider Red Tag
Ke-He
A grayling stream
Tenkara Red Tag
Red Tag Klink
Red Tag Once and Away
Red Tag Nymph black
Red tag nymph brass
Red Tag Wet
Red Tag Brushwing
Irish shrimp Red Tag
JC Red Tag
Red Tag Copper
Red Tag Salmon
Red Tag Irish Shrimp JC
Red Tag Spey
Red Tag Tube
Red Tag Intruder
Red Tag Muddler
With a bead behind the hackle
Classic style
Various colors
Dry Red Tag
With eyes
Falkus Lure style
Nymphs
Salmon flies
Coastal
Skjerns Fancy
Skyggen
Flashy Red Tag in its right environment
Johannes
Parachute
Soft hackle
Classic dry
Wet style
A duo
Rubber Legged Red Tags
A row
Marabou tails
Albinos
Coachman style
Bumble style
Streamer style
Fat bodied
Skinny coastal
Articulated worm
Red Tag CDC emerger
Red Tag EHC
Red Tag intruder
Red tag beadheaded nymph
Red Tag parachute dry
Red Tag streamer
Beaded Red Tag from Italy
Partridge Red Tag 4
Partridge Red Tag 3
Partridge Red Tag 2
Partridge Red Tag 1
Peacock Red Tag Soft Hackle
Martin Joergensen - Henning Eskol - Kasper Mühlbach - Ken Bonde Larsen - Kuba Chruszczewski - Fabien Moulin - Rolf Schürmann - Carl-Otto Nielsen - John Kelsey - Peter Jensen - Morten Carstensen - Arek and Agnieszka Kubale - Giuseppe Finardi - Jim Burchette