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How to Tie a Hare's Ear Nymph
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Category: Hare's Ear Nymph
One of the most detailed and helpful step-by-step guides available to tie the Hare's Ear Nymph. Includes in the recipe various "upgrades" to the pattern such as Bead-head, Soft Hackle, etc. Excellent piece of work for learning this important nymph.
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Fly Tying: Brassie
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Category: Fly Tying Patterns That Work
A video that shows how to tie a Brassie. The Brassie is a great midge nymph. I tie them both with a beadhead as shown here and without. You can also tie a thread head instead of using the peacock herl. I've also tied them with ostrich herl both in black and tan. Finally, wire color is your option. Copper is traditional but there are many other colors available with red and chartruese being popular.
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Zug Bug Recipe
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Category: Zug Bug
I've posted this particular pattern of the Zug Bug because I think the accompanying picture is the best I've seen of the pattern -- the body should be nice a plump, not short and sickly thin.
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Wiese's Four Feather
Category: Fly Tying Patterns That Work
From the article, Early Running Browns - Fly Rod and Reel Online - November 2008, this is a buggy looking fly. What's interesting about this pattern is that it uses ostrich herl for the body. That gives lots of movement and especially imitates those natural nymphs that have prominent gills on the body. Nice and fishy looking.
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Tying the Muddler Minnow
Category: Fly Tying Patterns That Work
One of the best trout and bass flies around. Everyone should have this fly in their box. The videos are fantastic -- well produced and narrated. Originally done for public TV in Washington State. I find it interesting that during the discussion they suggest fishing this as a dry fly which is not somethign I've thought of before. It would be an excellent fast water dry/hopper pattern.
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