Purple Rabbit Strip Steelhead Tube Fly

Published on May 7. 2017 - 7 years ago
Updated or edited 7 years ago

This video features the extended version of my video on tying a Purple Rabbit Strip Steelhead Tube Fly. If you are well versed on these flies you won't learn much new regarding tying style but who knows what my rambling dialogue might lead? Thank you for your support over the years. JN

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Jay Nicholas

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