In this video tutorial, Jim Misiura shows us how to tie a great nymph pattern – his Hemingway’s Gold Ribber Hare’s Ear. Awesome recipe, steps are easy to follow – try it out! Ingredients: Hook: 3xl Nymph #12 – #16 (try Hemingway’s HC114 Nymph Hooks) (Jim used size #14) Bead: Frosty Fly Tungsten Beads – […]
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A great new video tutorial by Jim Misiura – this time it is for a Simple Red Worm fly, a very effective, yet easy to make pattern. One of the must-have patterns in every fly box. The recipe is simple-to-follow – try it out today! Ingredients: Hook: Hemingway’s Curved Dry Nymph #8 – #12 (Jim
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Today’s video tutorial by Jim Misiura brings us one more awesome fly recipe – his Synthetic Quill Jig Fly mayfly nymph pattern. Jim’s easy steps, a great pattern and effective fly – give it a try today! Ingredients: Hook: Demmon Competition ST330 Jig Fly #12 – #18 (Jim used #14) Bead: Frosty Fly Slotted Tungsten
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This great video tutorial coming from Jim Misiura is a variation of his Hemingway’s Rubber Legs Pheasant Tail pattern, this time with the tungsten bead – a Beadhead Hemingway’s Rubber Legs Pheasant Tail nymph pattern. Great recipe, great nymph pattern. Try it out! Ingredients: Hook: Hemingway’s HC114 Std/2xl Nymph Hooks size #12 – #16 Bead:
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A great video tutorial coming from Jim Misiura, this time he is tying his Catgut Pupae nymph pattern. An awesome pattern, steps are easy to follow. Check it out and tie a couple! Ingredients: Hook: Hemingway’s H122 Scud Pupae Hooks #12 – #18 (Jim used #14) Thread: Hemingway’s 8/0 Thread in Black Body: Troutline Catgut
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Here, in this Jim’s video tutorial, we learn how to tie his Bottom Scratcher nymph pattern – a general-purpose nymph fly. East tie, great pattern. Give it a try! Ingredients: Hook: Hemingway’s H118 3xl Nymph Hook #10 – #16 (Jim used #12) Bead: Frosty Fly Tungsten Beads in Gold – size match to hook (Jim
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In this fly tying video tutorial, Jim Misiura is presenting his Cow Dung dry fly pattern. A simple, yet effective fly. Try it out! Ingredients: Hook: Hemingway’s Dry H123 in size #12 to #20 Thread: Hemingway’s 8/0 Thread in Rusty Brown Body: Mix 2 Yellow 2 Olive Peacock Herl or try Hemingway’s Peacock Dubbing in
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This time Jim is showing us how to tie his Realistic Red Quill mayfly dry pattern – a really great pattern, tied in Jim’s easy-to-follow style. Give it a try! Ingredients: Hook: Demon Competition W633 Hooks in size #16 Thread: Hemingway’s 8/0 Thread in Rusty Brown Body: Frosty Fly Realistic Extended Mayfly Body in Red
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Another great fly tying video tutorial coming from Jim Misiura – his Hemingway’s Rubber Legs Pheasant Tail nymph pattern. Jim’s usual easy-to-follow steps and a great nymph fly as a result. Try it out today! Ingredients: Hook: Hemingway’s HC114 Std/2xl Nymph Hooks #12 – #18 Thread: Hemingway’s 8/0 Thread in Dark Brown Weight: .015 lead-free
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Awesome video tutorial coming from Steve Craig: a Brown Drake pattern that can be used during the Hexagenia hatch as well. It is a very productive pattern in central Alberta streams and rivers. This pattern uses the Frosty Fly’s Realistic Extended Mayfly Body in Brown Drake, which is extremely durable and floats like a cork.
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