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Pine Squirrel Leech

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Published on Dec 8. 2015 - 9 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Streamers

Nymphs

This fly, the Pine Squirrel Leech, is a great small leech pattern that can be fished as a nymph or a streamer. You can tie this with the eyes like I show you or just use a cone-head, your choice. Thanks for watching and please go to http://holsingersflyhop.com for all you need to tie this fly.

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