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Heavy Mallard  


tied by dwiltshire
Fly Type: Nymphs,
Target Species: Trout,
Recommended Region: General Europe,
Imitation: Mayflies,
Material List: Hook: Dohiku 644 #14
Beads: 2mm Tungsten x2
Thread: Olive Powersilk 10/0
Tail and wing: Mallard
Abdomen: Dark olive spectrablend
Thorax: Peacock spectrablend
Tying Instructions: Tail tied in and butts left behind beads. Dub body. Use thread as rib and then loop the butts and tie down. whip finish behind the beads.




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