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PTN

The classic Pheasant Tail Nymph, the foundation for just about all other nymph patterns.

Brahma Matuka

Maybe one of the most underestimated streamer styles, the Matuka. Just by changing the hackle type for the wing you can imitate just about any bait fish.

Gartside Gurgler

One of the great striper patterns the Gartside Gurgler. This is a cracking pattern when other surface patterns just won't work. This is the original tying method as taught to me by the man himself Jack Gartside.

Opossum Worm

The Opossum worm. One of the most popular patterns that I am asked to tie at demos and shows. Although it takes a little time to learn this is a great pattern for most species of fish in both salt and fresh water, you just gotta give this one a go!

Ribbon Shrimp

An quick and easy, yet realistic salt water shrimp pattern for all seasons tied just with one material, Organdie. If you enjoyed this video and wish to support this channel please visit; https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3355572&alert=1&ty=h Contact me at facebook;https://www.facebook.com/thefeatherbender/

E-Z Sand Eel

The E-Z Sand Eel. This is an excellent pattern not only for sea bass and sea trout but most salt water species. The E-Z body tube makes it both aero and aqua dynamic makiing it easy to cast and giving it a realistic swimming action.

Red Tag

One of the Grayling classics. If you enjoyed this video and wish to support this channel please visit; https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3355572&alert=1&ty=h Contact me at facebook;https://www.facebook.com/thefeatherbender/

UV Caddis Pupa

A very quick and easy semi realistic caddis pupa tied with UV materials.

Scruffy Brassie

The Brassie. Copper wire in different colours can give extremely natural looking abdomen on pupa and larva patterns. It gives the impression of gas bubbles that hatching pupa use to split their shuck and carry them to the surface. If you enjoyed this video and wish to support this channel please visit; https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3355572&alert=1&ty=h Contact me at facebook;https://www.facebook.com/thefeatherbender/

Thunder Creek

Here's the Thunder Creek buck tail streamer tutorial, another simple but very effective pattern that takes 'know how' to tie correctly and them looking slim and slender.

Melt Glue Zonker

This is an excellent pattern for both salt and fresh water. The melt glue technique makes it much easier to obtain a uniform transparent body on every fly. If you enjoyed this video and wish to support this channel please visit; https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3355572&alert=1&ty=h Contact me at facebook;https://www.facebook.com/thefeatherbender/

Proppen

This quick and easy pattern is without doubt my most productive sea trout fly for salt water. If you enjoyed this video and wish to support this channel please visit; https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3355572&alert=1&ty=h Contact me at facebook;https://www.facebook.com/thefeatherbender/

Chernobyl ant

This is not at all a complicated pattern to tie, but it must be tied in the correct order and manner.

UV Zonker

Another tutorial for a zonker, this time tied with UV resin. This is a very quick and robust method of making these effective bait fish imitations.

Wooly Bugger

Tutorial for probably one of the most popular patterns on the planet, showing you the correct way to tie this modern classic.

X Caddis

This is one of those go-to patterns, that have not only produced great results for me under caddis activity but also an excellent pattern in smaller sizes when midges are hatching.

3 minute Glass Eel

This is a super quick and realistic glass eel pattern that has worked wonders for me on sea run browns but there is no reason why it shouldn't work infers water as well!

Vulgata emerger

This is one of my moose mane hatching mayflies tied in the Klinkhammer style. The moose mane when used correctly makes a wonderful segmented body effect.

Golden Olive Streaking caddis

How to tie the best looking and fishing streaking caddis, probably the most popular caddis pattern in Scandinavia! The original is tied with natural deer hair but this golden olive variant has worked well for me over the years fished alone or as a top dropper.

Mutantz

The first of many new video fly-tying tutorials. A simple fly-tying technique with melt glue. Follow me on my blog at; https://thefeatherbender.com If you enjoyed this video and wish to support this channel please visit; https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3355572&alert=1&ty=h Contact me at facebook;https://www.facebook.com/thefeatherbender/

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