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Sunburst Sonic Muddler

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Published on Jul 18. 2017 - 7 years ago
Updated or edited 7 years ago

Muddlers

Salmon flies

Sea trout flies

Tied by Morten Valeur. This version is one of Morten’s favourite flies for fall fishing for searun brown in the Scandinavian streams. It is tied on an Ahrex NS110 which is a relatively heavy hook. The added weight of the disc gives the fly a better balance – and the sonic disc sends out vibration and sound that makes the fly stand out in the current.

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Magnus’ Fluo Madnes

During the early fishing for the large silver-shiny salmon and sea trout, the flies should be of considerable size and with bright colors in order to attract attention.

Oct 29. 2021

Paddekaffe

Simple yet effective is the keywords of this small salmon and seatroutfly.The salmon dosent allways need a complex fly with a lot of different materials.

Nov 4. 2020

Deep Orange Mörrum Special

We have had one of the "grand old masters" in Denmark when it comes to flyfishing and flytying - Laurits Flowbinner behind the vice.

Jan 1. 2002

Salt Water Caddis

A muddler pattern

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Muddler spec.

Muddlers are mostly used for dusk or night fishing in the summer. Muddlers will work in the surface, streaming, making a wave wich can be seen by the fish against the light sky.
Muddlers move a lot of water and form a good profile. Almost any type of muddler can be used for this fishing although dark and black patterns seem best.

Jan 10. 2000

Nutria muddler

A large surface muddler for all fish that eat in the darkness.

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