Published Sep 19. 2018 - 2 months ago
Updated or edited Sep 19. 2018

Half and Half

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Detailed instructions for tying the Half and Half. This is the first in a new series of Tim Flagler’s collaboration with Fly Tyer Magazine. Check out his article about the fly in the Fall 2018 issue of Fly Tyer Magazine or on their website: Beginner’s Masterclass with Tim Flagler
https://www.flytyer.com/beginner-master-class-episode-1-mastering-half-h...

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