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Gurgler

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Published on Oct 8. 2019 - 5 years ago
Updated or edited 5 years ago

Foam

Zonker strips

Today we are showcasing how to tie a simple top water Gurgler fly.

ingredients used are the following
Mustad Hook : 1/0 3407-DT
Foam : 2mm Red
Silly Legs : Green Olive
Marabou : Tan
Rabbit Strip : Barred Red
Thread : White 210 Denier

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