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/ Estaz / Golden Olive / Grizzly / marabou / olive /

Big Fly Big Fish  


tied by trevally
Fly Type: General Freshwater,
Target Species: Trout,
Recommended Region: Other,
Imitation: General Baitfish,
Material List: Daiichi 1750 size 2-8
grizzly marabou
estaz golden olive
emu gold
Australian possum
Spirit River Real Eyes
Tying Instructions: Copy and paste url below for a step by step instructional video.

http://www.castersflyshop.com/Video%20Footage/bigfly.wmv
Presentation Tips: This sculpin pattern fishes best when swung or stripped below a sink tip. Fish it along the bottom for the best results. It is a great general streamer for all predatory freshwater fishes.

Current Species For This Pattern
Coho Salmon (2 votes)
Erie Steelhead (1 votes)
Great Lakes Salmon (1 votes)
Great Lakes Steelhead (2 votes)
Smallmouth Bass (2 votes)
Streamer (1 votes)
Trout (2 votes)
Walleye (1 votes)




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