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Eel Pop

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Published on Oct 11. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Pike flies

Poppers

Foam

This fly tying video shows how to tie the this great fly:
Here you will see how all you need to tie the fly and if you click the link below here you will find the ful materiallist:
http://www.fluebinding.nu/gb/product/aalen-popper-3485/

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