Published Jun 25. 2020 - 4 years ago
Updated or edited Feb 6. 2025

Snake Fly

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A video on how to make a sea trout snake fly. The video walks and talks you through the whole process; from creating the mount through to the final product. A great fly for sea trout, especially when targeting them at night on rivers such as the Teifi, Towy, Dovey, Till, Wear and more. Fly dressed by Steffan Jones of www.Fishing-Wales.com

Originator: 
FishingWales
Originator's web site: 
http://www.Fishing-Wales.com
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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