Charles Garwood

By Martin Joergensen

Charles Garwood is an active tyer and fly fisher living in North Carolina, USA. He has submitted a set of convincing nymph and scud patterns. A similar convincing set of bass foam patterns from Charlie's hands will follow soon.

Foam flies for panfish
Charlie's Bead Head Scud
Charlie's Flashback Prince Nymph
Charlie's Pheasant Tail Nymph

Foam flies for panfish

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