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Black / Nymph / Turkey /

Teeny Nymph  


tied by Old Hat
Fly Type: Wet,
Target Species: Trout,
Recommended Region: Northwest US,
Imitation: Mayflies,
Material List: Hook: Knapek Czech Nymph hook
Thread: Black
Body: Mottled turkey fibers
Legs: Same as body
Tying Instructions: Tie on thread and wrap to rear of hook. Tie in about a dozen fibers (depending on thickness of fly wanted)by the butt ends. Wrap the fibers up the hook shank to just behind the eye. Tie down. Fold the fiber tips back and down and secure with thread. Tie and finish head.

The hardest part is making sure you have enough length to your fibers and that they are not too long. This will just depend on your hook and fibers.
Presentation Tips: Nymph techniques and czech techniques.

Current Species For This Pattern
Nymph (1 votes)
Trout (2 votes)
Walleye (1 votes)



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