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Step 12 - prepare hackle

Step 13 - tie in hackle

Step 14 - wrap hackle

$Step 15 - tie down - Tie down the hackle. Again it\'s important to keep the fly compact and not let the materials work too far forward$

Step 15 - tie down

Step 16 - tie down

Step 17 - no head

Step 18 - whip finish

Step 19 - varnish or glue

Step 20 - add cone

Step 21 - trim inner tube

Step 22 - melt collar

Green Wing

Two ways

The Bag Fly

Orange Racoon

Red Taggish

Dr. Statham

$Ken\'s production - As you can see from Ken\'s recent batch of tube flies, the possible variations are numerous, and only your fantasy limits the creativity that can be put into these flies.$

Ken's production

Joining tubes

Toothy Yellow Eyed Devil Fly Shredder

Step 1: thread base

Step 2: hackles

Step 3: flash

Step 4: flash done

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