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This is a stone fly/search fly that floats very well thanks to the materials used.
Read more … Stonefly
A very simple but very effective fly.
Read more … Griffith's Gnat
Yellow stoneflies such as the Yellow Sally are considered by some anglers to be “bitter flies” that are supposedly rejected.
Read more … Yellow Sally
The Red Spinner imitates a variety of brown and reddish mayflies.
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Simple parachute tying a durable wasp pattern
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Simple tying method of a snake - by Peter Kunz, EFFA Flytying Department.
Read more … Daddy Long Leg
One of the easiest dry flies to tie ever - but still very catchy.
Read more … F Fly
Dry flies - Tying instructions HiVis Parachute #1 by Michael Salzer.
Read more … HiVis Parachute
Dry flies - Tying instructions CmM Retrofly by Michael Salzer.
Read more … CmM Retrofly
Dry flies - Tying instructions HiVis Caddis by Michael Salzer.
Read more … HiVis Caddis
Dry flies - Tying instructions Imperial by Michael Salzer.
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Dry flies - Tying instructions Olive Adams by Michael Salzer.
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Dry flies - Tying instructions Pauli by Alexander Busch.
Read more … Pauli
Dry flies - Tying instructions Bivisible by Michael Salzer.
Read more … Bivisible
A classical among the no-hackle flies. Tying instructions Sparkly Olive Compara.
Read more … Sparkly Olive Compara
Dry flies - Tying instructions Fluttering Sedge by Michael Salzer.
Read more … Fluttering Sedge
Dry flies - Tying instructions Witch Parachute by Alexander Busch.
Read more … Hexe Parachute
Dry flies - Tying instructions Adams Parachute by Alexander Busch.
Read more … Adams Parachute
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