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George F. Grant's Black & Tan Featherback

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Learn how to tie one of the most famous of Grant's Stonefly Nymphs, the Black & Tan featherback. This is advanced fly tying - and that is why we have unvited our friend John Lind Rasmussen to be guest tier. John is a master of classic fly tying and he has many years of experience with Grant's nymphs.
With the special weaving technique for the hackle and the beautiful glassy see-through body on these nymphs, there is plenty of challenges for the experienced fly tier.
Hope you enjoy it!

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