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Published on Sep 16. 2016 - 8 years ago
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Dry flies

Grayling flies

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
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Originator

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Super Dry Fly

Dive into this detailed tutorial on tying the perfect Super Dry Fly, ideal for catching trout and grayling.

Jan 21. 2021

Bristow's Bug

One of the lesser known but still effective old grayling and trout patterns, with couple of nice body techniques with peacock herl.
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Jan 21. 2021

Heinz 57

A wonderful little pattern that, as the name suggests, is a composition of several better known patterns. This is a simple tie that will cover most dry fly situations when grayling fishing.

May 22. 2024

Photographing Floating Flies

Getting a decent macro image of a dry fly sitting on water is one of the hardest shots to pull off

The Klink

May 10. 2024

Dutch Hans van Klinken is best known as the originator of the Klinkhåmer Special. This large and beautiful book tells its full story ... and much, much more

Nov 11. 2023

Sillikix

I like rubber legs on dry flies. Their suggestion of something edible is the fish equivalent of ringing a dinner gong.

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