| Flies fishing under the surface imitating subadult insects | 882 |
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| About fishing in running water | 832 |
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| Flies fished in the surface | 742 |
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| Long, slender flies that often mimick small fish | 572 |
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| Flies with bead heads | 523 |
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| Fishing in the salt | 428 |
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| Widespread and common insects AKA sedges - or Trichoptera in Latin | 391 |
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| Flies fished subsurface, often tied with wings | 391 |
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| Flies for Atlantic and Pacific salmon | 343 |
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| Thick, spongy hair from all kinds of deer | 281 |
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| Closed cell foam, foam bodies, foam cutters | 277 |
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| Duck's arse feathers | 271 |
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| Flies for pike, musky, northern pike - the fierce northern hemisphere predator | 264 |
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| A type of flying insects with aquatic larval stages. AKA Ephemeroptera. | 258 |
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| Really small flies | 238 |
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| Tying and fishing imitations of the emerging insect | 237 |
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| Flies that look like small fish that are eaten by big fish | 228 |
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| About fishing the warmest parts of the world | 226 |
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| North and south island in the southwestern Pacific Ocean | 222 |
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| Insects that ought to stay on dry land | 211 |
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| Flies tied on plastic or metal tubes rather than hooks | 210 |
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| Regarding the salmon of the world - Pacific or Atlantic | 193 |
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| Flies for sea run brown trout | 193 |
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| 185 |
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| Salmo trutta - the most commonly fished fish in the world | 181 |
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| Chasing the chrome sea run rainbow trout | 178 |
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| Content about the most popular fish worldwide | 169 |
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| Rabbit strip flies, zonkers, zonker wings | 156 |
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| Flies that look like the tasty decapods, so high on the menu of many fish | 156 |
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| Fishing in stillwater like freshwater lakes and ponds | 152 |
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| Fishing in snow, ice, frost | 138 |
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| The silvery sea run brownies | 129 |
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| Learn new fly tying skills and tricks to make your flies better looking and more durable | 129 |
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| Places to go fishing | 129 |
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| Flies in several sections | 119 |
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| All things rubbery, wiggly and squirmy in fly tying | 119 |
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| Albula vulpes - the ghost of the tropical flats | 119 |
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| Horizontal hackles wrapped around a post | 117 |
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| Oncorhynchus mykiss | 115 |
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| Glues and resins that harden - including the smart ultraviolet (UV) light activated UV-resins, AKA Light Cured Resins (LCR's). | 113 |
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| 107 |
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| 106 |
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| Fishing the ocean from the coast | 105 |
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| Fishing the tropical flats - and flies for it | 105 |
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| Spider flies, soft hackle wet flies | 102 |
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| Flies for smallmouth and largemouth | 97 |
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