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Sly and the Family Stone

tied by trevally
Fly Type: Nymphs,
Target Species: Steelhead,
Recommended Region: Other,
Imitation: Stone Flies,
Material List: rear hook: 206BL
tails: goose biots black
abdomen: V-rib small amber (black marker top half)
rear legs: goose biots black

front hook: 206BL (connected by .012 mono)
rear wing pad: Virtual Nymph 4mm wing pads
middle legs: goose biots black
thorax: Krystal Dub black
front legs: goose biots black
forward wing pad: Virtual Nymph 4mm wing pads
head: thread and Hard As Nails
Tying Instructions: Please view step by step for tying instructions.

http://www.castersflyshop.com/Video%20Footage/slystone.wmv

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