BHFB Pheasant Tail - A version of the pheasant tail Nymph. By changing the colors of beads, and wire and fibers, you can create different variations of this all time favorite. Give it a try and see if the fish like it. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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BHFB Pheasant Tail

A version of the pheasant tail Nymph. By changing the colors of beads, and wire and fibers, you can create different variations of this all time favorite. Give it a try and see if the fish like it.
Originator: 
Juan Ramirez
Web site: 
http://hopperjuan.blogspot.com/
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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