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Fluorescent CDL Nymph
A Step by Step guide with images on how to tie the Fluorescent CDL Nymph created and tied by Brady Laehr
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Skully Circus Peanut
Step by Step instructions for fly tying a skully circus peanut.
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Foam Wing Midge Emerger (Chocolate Thunder)
Fly tying and step by step instructions for the Foam Wing Midge Emerger in purple with step by step images. Also known as the Chocolate Thunder.
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Elk Hair Caddis
How to fly tie an Elk Hair Caddis dry fly with step by step instructions and step by step images
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Sparkled Wing RS2
Step by Step instrucions for fly tying the RS2 Fly Pattern with step by step images.
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Jigged Euro Rainbow Warrior
Step By Step Instructions for Tying the Jigged Euro Style Rainbow Warrior Fly Pattern with Step By Step pictures
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Hi-Vis Griffith Gnat
Step by step instructions on how to tie the Hi-Vis Griffith’s Gnat Fly Pattern with Step By Step images.
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Tungsten Beadhead Brassie
Step by Step instructions with step by step images for fly tying the tungsten beadhead brassie fly pattern.
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Chubby Chernobyl
Step by Step instructions on how to tie the Chubby Chernobyl Fly Pattern with step by step images.
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Stimulator
Ya, you all know it. So here it is, the Stimulator! Gotta love this fly for the amount of fish that it puts in the net not only for me but I am sure for many anglers out there.
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Jigged Gold Ribbed Hare’s Ear
Step by step instructions on how to tie the jigged gold ribbed Hare’s ear fly pattern with images of each step.
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Schlappen Bugger
So what’s better than a Wooly Bugger, nothing right. Well, I’m pretty sure that’s true but remove the traditional hackle and use Schapplen feathers and you have a contender. Keep the marabou tail and body chenille but swap the hackle for schapplen feathers and it’s a whole new fly. It adds a ton of bulk…
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Tinsel Perdigon
The Tinsel Perdigon is a sweet little competition-style fly that is going mainstream. The idea behind this fly is to try and keep it as slim as possible with as much weight as you can squeeze onto the hook. This makes it essentially another weight but with a slim bug-like profile. It’s great for quick…
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Euro-Style Pheasant Tail Nymph
The Euro-style Pheasant tail is derived from the original pheasant tail created a long time ago by Frank Sawyer. Maybe the most effective/lifelike nymph created. Natural pheasant tail material is very indicative of a nymph’s body. Not only that but the method of tying used on this fly is repeated time and time again using…
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Rubberlegs Stonefly
Step by step instructions for tying the rubber legs stonelfy (Pats Rubberlegs) with step by step images to match!
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Woven Biot Stonefly Nymph
I love this fly. Not only the way it looks when it is all done but the process of making it. There’s something for me when the turkey biots lay nicely on the body and then are wrapped over very carefully with the woven wire. The Turkey Quill backing and Pheasant Tail Ice Dub under…
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Conehead Legged Crystal Bugger
Whether you spell it, Krystal or Crystal, it is no more than a flashy woolly bugger. Why complain about that though! The Woolly Bugger has been a long-standing very productive fly in many different styles colors and sizes. Not only that but it works great in many different situations. This is a fly that can easily…
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Jigged Mayer Mini Leech
Fly tying and fly fishing blog. All flies are hand tied by me.
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