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Published on Apr 14. 2020 - 4 years ago
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Salmon flies

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The Dallas

The Dallas Spey Fly invented by John Dallas and first mentioned in print by George Kelson in his timeless classic 'The Salmon Fly', 1895.

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Pro Flashwing Phartagorva

In recent years, salmon flies, where a part or all of the wing has been replaced with flash, have become very popular – especially in cloudy water, it can be a great advantage to have a material th

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Jeannie

The Jeannie is one of the best hair wing salmon flies you could have in your box tyed in many sizes and can be fished through the fishing season..

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Hair Winged Salmon Flies

Material listings, pictures and tying notes for no less than 34 hair winged salmon fly patterns

Mörrum - The Best Flies

Sep 17. 2023

A really beautiful book about a very important Swedish river and - not least - a group of its most productive anglers and their flies.

Syd Glasso

Jul 13. 2021

Art Lingren's book on Syd Glasso and his flies pays well deserved homage to a very influential salmon fly tyer

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