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Tag Archives: Stillwater Fly
Stone Bugger – Don Freschi
This is a cool fusion of a bugger and a stone nymph pattern from SPOTF and Don Freschi. there is a pictorial step by step here. This should be a great pattern for both stream and stillwater fishing. Brown, olive, … Continue reading →
Posted in Fly pattern, Fly Tying Video, nymph, Stonefly, Streamers
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Tagged bugger, don freschi, nymph, Stillwater Fly, Stonefly, Streamer
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Hans’ Sowbug – Hans Stephenson
This is a killer little sowbug tied up by Hans. The doubled thin skin looks great on the pattern, and this would be perfect for stillwaters. Ostrich is wonderful for scuds and sows, and this will be a deadly fly … Continue reading →
Posted in Fly Tying Video, Scud, Trout Flies
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Tagged freshwater shrimp, hans stephenson, Scud, Shrimp, sowbug, Stillwater Fly, tails water
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Chewee Scud – Hans Stephenson
This looks like bubble gum for trout. It’s a wild patterns the I’d love to try out. I do have on concern with the weight placement, as it will likely keel the hook, but, given that the fly will likely … Continue reading →
Posted in fly tying, Fly Tying Video, Scud, Stillwater Flies
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Tagged hans stephenson, Scud, Stillwater Fly, tailwater fly
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