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blog BY fish4budz ON September 4 - 0 COMMENTS
Muddler
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hook: streamer hook 2-6, weighted, cone bead bead with eyes(optional) thread:black tail: turkery tail feather. flex cement will help keep the feathers shape as a tail abdomen: gold quick decsent dubbing fins: turkey feather with flex cement cut the shape wing over fin: crystal flash, deerhair head [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY fish4budz ON September 3 - 0 COMMENTS
Parachute Adams
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hook: 10-18 dry fly hook thread: gray uni 8/0 tail: brown and grizzly hackle fibers or fibbets body: adams grey super fine dry dubbing post: calf hair split into to post hackle: grizzly and brown wound around post   an amazing general use pattern. i have days where this is the only fly i use and [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY fish4budz ON September 3 - 0 COMMENTS
Czech Nymph, Caddis worm
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hook: curved scud hook 10-18 thread: uni 8/0 to match body: cream or green dubbing to match local caddis head: black haretron picked out to simulate legs back: scud back or ziplock rib: mono filoment   these flies have won tournements around the world and continue to be a huge fish producer on [ READ MORE... ]
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Scud
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recipe hook: curved scud hook 10-18 thread: uni 8/0 to match, orange, pinks, and greens are good color choices for this fly tail: marabou, light colored, white or cream body: pink, orange, green, or color to match local scuds shell back: scud backing , or ziplock bag works too, with crystal flash [ READ MORE... ]
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CDC Mayfly Emerger
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recipe hook: dry fly hook 10-18 thread: uni 8/0 to match tail: hungarian partridge abdomen: turkey quill, color to suit mayfly thorax: dry fly dubbing to match legs: hungarian partridge wing: CDC feather, color to match   great supsurface fly. tippet can be greased to keep fly high in the film and [ READ MORE... ]
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Psycho Prince Nymph
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recipe hook: 10-18 nymph hook bead head to weight thread: white or flouresent orange uni 8/0 tail: red turkey quill abdomen: pink ice dubbing rib: opal tinsel thorax: orange or brown ice dubbing wings: white turkey quill   great spring time, high water fly. Or dropper due to its attractor qualities
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Parachute PMD
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recipe hook: dry fly hook 14,16 thread: uni 8/0 yellow or cream tail: hackle fibers or fibbets body: yellow dry fly dubbing post: calf tail or body or synthetic fiber hackle: light blue dun wrapped around the post   my go to PMD fly. parachute flies sit low in the water and give a realistic [ READ MORE... ]
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Clouser Minnow
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Recipe Hook: 2-10 streamer, bar bell eyes for weight thread: white tail: crystal flash body: white bucktail on top, green bucktail on bottom   great baitfish immitator. tested and used throughout the U.s. in fresh water and salt. proven results
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Pike Special
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recipe Hook: as big as youd like. can even be articulated for extra movement. streamer hooks 2-8 weighted and cone head with eyes. the red eyes are a must for attracting aggressive fish thread: matching 210 denier tail: rabbit zonker with heavy mono under to keep tail from getting caught up under [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY fish4budz ON September 3 - 0 COMMENTS
Baetis Cripple
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recipe hook: 12-18 curved scud hook with up or down eye thread: uni 8/0 to match tail: hackle fibers or golden pheasent body: pheasent tail wrapped up hook hackle: grizzly or brown shuck: comparadun deer hair.   when matched with a blizzard hatch where your dry fly is one in a million? try a [ READ MORE... ]
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