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The Step by Step Fly Tying Resource
Diptera.co.uk currently has 350+ fly patterns online with material lists. ... Have a look in What's new to see the latest updates to the diptera.co.uk site. ...
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The Step by Step Fly Tying Resource
A complete online resource for Fly Tying. Includes fly patterns with step by step fly tying instructions and colour photographs. This site is suitable for all skill levels. Now includes hook equivalent and material ... Yellow Dancer ...
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Tying Instructions for the Yellow Dancer
Final: For the head I like to use Scarlet Glo-Brite floss, I believe it gives the fly even more added attraction. Yellow Dancer Goldhead ...
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Black Zulu
How to tie the Black Zulu. A traditional fly pattern used on the northern lochs. Best used on the top dropper and twitched across the water's surface.
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Glister Damsel ~ Black
How to tie the Glister Damsel ~ Black. One of the most popular trout lake and ... Take the tying thread down the hook shank to a point opposite the barb. ...
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Griffiths Gnat
How to tie the Griffiths Gnat. A great fly pattern that imitates a gnat or small black fly and has great floatability.
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Tying Instructions for the Humungus Lure
Step by Step tying instructions for the Humungus Lure. A classic weighted palmered lure in a silver and black colour combination.
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Tying Instructions for the Shipman's Buzzer
Step by Step tying instructions for the Shipman's Buzzer. One of the most successful emerger patterns to date and simplicity to tie.
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The Step by Step Fly Tying Resource
A complete online resource for Fly Tying. Includes fly patterns with step by ... Diptera.co.uk currently has 350+ fly patterns online with material lists. ...
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Tying Instructions for the Nomad Lure
Step by Step tying instructions for the Nomad Lure. A great all round lure for rainbows and blue trout on stillwaters.
 
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