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Green Caddis Larva
Instructions for tying a simple caddis larva fly.Cast: Tightline ProductionsTags: fly tying, caddis, larva, fly fishing, caddisfly, dubbing, ultra wire, UTC and rib
Lefty's Deceiver
Detailed instructions on how to tie a Lefty's Deceiver
Like a Surgeon
This video explains some basic practices often overlooked by fly tyers.
Olive Woolly Bugger
Tying an olive Woolly Bugger
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.
CDC & Elk
Instructions for tying Hans Weilenmann's CDC & Elk fly. See malso the article "The CDC & Elk Family".
Clouser Deep Minnow
A Clouser tied saltwater style
Sulphur Parachute
Tying instructions for a Sulphur Parachute dry fly.
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