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Pearl'n'Partridge

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Published on Jan 10. 2017 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Nymphs

Beads

Caddis

This is a great caddis imitation and this works very well for all trout grayling a great pattern for brook trout, rainbow, char, brown trout, cutthroat and all the other.

Click the link below here you will find the full materialist:
http://www.flytying.eu/product/pearl-n-partirgde-nymfe-3716/

Originator

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Originator's web site

http://www.flytying.eu/

Dubbelmacka

Swedish fly tyer and fly fisher Håkan Karsnäser shows how to tie one of his favorite patterns for Czech nymphing.

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Cased Caddis Larva

Detailed instructions for tying a Cased Caddis Larva fly.
Recipe:
Hook: Fulling Mill 5105, size 16.
Thread: UTC 140 Denier, fluorescent chartreuse.

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Caddisfly larva KŁÓDKA

A very popular imitation of the so-called "padlock". That is caddis larvae.

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Mini Headbanger

A scaled-down version of the author’s own Headbanger Caddis, a cased nymph caddis pattern

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Canyon Caddis

This is a fly that was designed for a wooded canyon on one of the author’s favourite small rivers where the water has carved out a deep narrow channel through the limestone

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Highlighter Caddis

The name of this fly is to be taken ad verbatim. You do need a highlighter pen to tie it

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