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Flytying: New and Old: Ray Bergman Collection

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Flytying: New and Old. A collection of new and old fly patterns, fly tying tips and tricks and other fly fishing articles. Monday, June 8, 2015. Posted by Normand Frechette. Your comments are not wanted here and will never be published. please find another blog to bully. June 13, 2015 at 9:09 AM. June 13, 2015 at 11:30 AM. The hatches article is only about half way done and doesnt appear it will ever be finished. For the full series of the Bergman flies youll need the book Forgotten Flies. 19 - Wing Cases.

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Flytying: New and Old: Blackburn Tellico Nymph

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Flytying: New and Old. A collection of new and old fly patterns, fly tying tips and tricks and other fly fishing articles. Sunday, November 20, 2011. Hook: 2X Nymph #6-12. Tail: Brown hackle fibres 2/3 shank length. Wing Case: Turkey wing strip, full length top of body. Rib: 2-3 peacock herls spiraled full length (under wing case). Body: Dirty golden yellow dubbing (hare's ear plus golden) Hackle: Brown hackle palmered on forward 1/3 of body(under wing case). Posted by Normand Frechette. A Pair of Queens.

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Flytying: New and Old: A Pair of Queens

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Flytying: New and Old. A collection of new and old fly patterns, fly tying tips and tricks and other fly fishing articles. Saturday, August 21, 2010. A Pair of Queens. Wing: Gray Squirrel over Yellow Bucktail. Queen of the Waters. Thread: Black and White. Tail: Golden Pheasant Tippets. Tying note: Use white thread under floss bodies to help prevent the floss from darkening. Reference: Forgotten Flies (Schmookler and Sils). Posted by Normand Frechette. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Couple of Ashers.

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Flytying: New and Old: Scissors for Fly Tying

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Flytying: New and Old. A collection of new and old fly patterns, fly tying tips and tricks and other fly fishing articles. Monday, April 27, 2015. Scissors for Fly Tying. Heres a new article about scissors for fly tying. Posted by Normand Frechette. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Couple of Ashers. A Pair of Queens. Black and Brown Bear Streamers. Bucktail Streamers - Trout Rock Series. Fore and Aft Flies. Rio Grande King Trude. Stretch Magic Caddis Larva. Stuck in Shuck Midge. Chris Helm on Thread.

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Flytying: New and Old: A.P. Nymph

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Flytying: New and Old. A collection of new and old fly patterns, fly tying tips and tricks and other fly fishing articles. Saturday, April 28, 2012. The "A. P." in this fly's name could stand for either "All Purpose" or the inventor, André Puyans. A generic nymph, it looks like a lot of things that live underwater and get eaten by trout. You can weight the fly with lead under the body or with a beadhead. The following step-by-step tying process will assist you in tying the A.P. series nymphs. Tail , Wing...

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Flytying: New and Old: Beadhead Buckskin Nymph

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Flytying: New and Old. A collection of new and old fly patterns, fly tying tips and tricks and other fly fishing articles. Friday, November 26, 2010. Bead: Black; size to match hook size. Thread: Color to match the buckskin. Body: Ultra-Suede (suede like yarn) by Rainbow Gallery. Tail/Legs: Brown hackle fibers. Posted by Normand Frechette. I dig the fuzzy body material, a usefull thing for a number of flies Im sure. Nice post and thanks for sharing it. November 27, 2010 at 8:52 AM. A Couple of Ashers.

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Flytying: New and Old: Al's Rat

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Flytying: New and Old. A collection of new and old fly patterns, fly tying tips and tricks and other fly fishing articles. Monday, February 21, 2011. A very simple midge pattern from the vise of Al Miller. Hook: Your favorite, size 20-32. Thread: The original color is brown monocord. Body: Built up thread. Can also be tied in different colors. I used black, tan, purple, olive and red threads. Posted by Normand Frechette. That is so simple it is awesome! Thanks for the great pattern. Ill add some to a box.

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Flytying: New and Old: Betty McNall

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Flytying: New and Old. A collection of new and old fly patterns, fly tying tips and tricks and other fly fishing articles. Friday, April 6, 2012. Originated by Betty McNall of Colorado. A variation of the Royal Coachman trude which is desirable when a little more red wanted. HOOK: 7957B size 8-14. TAILS: Red hackle fibers. BODY: Red floss with peacock herl tied in at the butt. WING: White calf tail tied over the body and extending to length of body and tail. Posted by Normand Frechette. A Couple of Ashers.

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Flytying: New and Old: Chevrolet Promotional Flies

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Flytying: New and Old. A collection of new and old fly patterns, fly tying tips and tricks and other fly fishing articles. Sunday, May 10, 2015. Posted by Normand Frechette. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Couple of Ashers. A Pair of Queens. Black and Brown Bear Streamers. Bucktail Streamers - Trout Rock Series. Fore and Aft Flies. Rio Grande King Trude. Stretch Magic Caddis Larva. Stuck in Shuck Midge. Worm, Worms and More Worms. All About Tying Thread. Choosing the Right Thread. 03 - Broken Thread.

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"Triple Threat Caddis - FAOL"

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After looking at the caddis pupa and larva I was using I came to one conclusion: They had little to no movement. Incorporating the properties of effective flies with the form of the caddis fly resulted in this solution: The Triple Threat Caddis. Fished as a nymph, bounced on the bottom of the stream or fished as a soft hackle in the water column, the results were immediate, trout took it! I had finally found a submerged caddis pattern that worked consistently, anywhere it was fished. Scud, Caddis Larva.