Double Standard - Detailed instructions on tying a fly that is half pheasant tail nymph and half bead head hare's ear nymph. This pattern is very easy to tie and works exceptionally well. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Double Standard

Detailed instructions on tying a fly that is half pheasant tail nymph and half bead head hare's ear nymph. This pattern is very easy to tie and works exceptionally well.
Originator: 
Tightline Productions
Web site: 
http://www.tightlinevideo.com/
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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