Published Apr 3. 2023 - 1 year ago

Brown Ragworm

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The Magnus and Fred Clan
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Here is an easy pattern for a brown ragworms it’s time atm for the ragworms to swarm and it is an easy prey for the sea trout. Check it out.

Tight lines, Christian Krogh

Materials:
Ns110 Ahrex size 6 hook
Veevus power thread black
Brown marabou
Brown Ewing feather mini dry fly pack
Brown STF dub
Squirrel brown dubbing brush

Originator: 
My Fishing Life
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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