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Tag Archives: Chironomid
Red Butt Quilled Buzzer – Davie McPhail
I really like this little chironomid from Davie. One thing I really like it the economy of the thread wraps he uses to keep the fly thin. It has a nice segmentation with the quill body, and the light coat … Continue reading →
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Tagged Buzzer, Chironomid, Davie McPhail, UV resin
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Shipman’s Buzzer – Davie McPhail
Davie ties up a trio of buzzers here running through 3 different dressings for the popular UK buzzer. It’s a really a simple fly to tie and works well on both sides of the pond. I like tying mine with … Continue reading →
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Tagged Buzzer, Chironomid, Emerger, Emerger fly Box, English patterns, midge, Trout Fly
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Pheasant Tail Midge Pupa – Hans Stephenson
A nice little emerger to fish in the film. Hans mentions that he “greases” the CDC, so it would be alright to sub in some other materials for the post that is a bit more durable. Adding floatant to CDC … Continue reading →
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Tagged Chironomid, Emerger, Emerger fly Box, hans stephenson, midge
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