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    The Prince Family Tree

    Since its inception, tiers have tweaked, manipulated, and reworked this classic nymph into dozens of unique patterns. BY KEN ...

    On December 23, 2019 / By Seth Fields
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    Quick Tie – The “10 Going On 14 Nymph”

    This fly isn’t really a new fly, just a variation of the Pheasant-Tail Nymph. However, it has a few ...

    On March 20, 2019 / By Seth Fields
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    Roll Tape!

    Double-sided tape makes an excellent foundation for crafting extended-body dry flies and nymphs. [by Scott Sanchez] SOMETIMES GOOD IDEAS ...

    On August 16, 2018 / By Seth Fields
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    Wing Butts

    Save time and create downwing flies with better profiles by using the butt of the wing to form a ...

    On July 24, 2018 / By Seth Fields
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    The Major Herring

    [by Dave Klausmeyer] ...

    On May 29, 2017 / By American Angler
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    Rethinking Wet Flies

    New materials, tying tools, and techniques help put a new spin on classic patterns. [by Scott Sanchez] ...

    On March 3, 2017 / By American Angler
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    Give Other Herls A Whirl

    Bring new life to common patterns with uncommon feathers [by Scott Sanchez] ...

    On December 16, 2016 / By American Angler
  • Almost Coffey minnow
    Photography by Scott Sanchez
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    The Half Hitch Braided Minnow

    Use a common nymph-body technique to tie realistic minnow streamers. [by Scott Sanchez] ...

    On July 28, 2016 / By American Angler
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    A Tale of Two Crabs

    Two patterns that match one of the most prolific food sources in the sea. [by Scott Sanchez] ...

    On March 16, 2016 / By American Angler
  • Purple PFD Parawulff fly
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    The Purple PFD Parachute

    How to use a little glue and foam to make patterns more buoyant and durable. [ by Scott Sanchez] ...

    On March 7, 2016 / By American Angler
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