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Charlie Boy Hopper
drbulltrout
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Another outstanding pattern by master tier, Charlie Craven. Here's an excerpt from his website, Charlie's FlyBox, about the Charlie Boy Hopper:
"I developed this patter...
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Junior's Tiger
drbulltrout
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Finally named after my son after a long stretch of anonymity, this pattern has been dynamite in bull trout, brown trout and pike fisheries around my home in southern Albert...
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Burla's Triad
drbulltrout
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A triad in simplest terms is defined as a "group of three". This pattern takes the theory of twin tails to the next level. This pattern has produced well for me over the ...
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The Horndawg (aka RPT Nymph)
drbulltrout
314 views
This is a great little prospecting pattern that could represent a multitude of insects from stoneflies to mayflies. This pattern works especially well when dropped off the...
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Burla's Vole-Vo
drbulltrout
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Around my neck of the woods, meadow voles or field mice are overly abundant and some even take up residence in the foothills and forests of Southern Alberta. I designed th...
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Rattlesnake
drbulltrout
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This is a great streamer pattern invented by Ray Schmidt. Similar to a Madonna in body size and construction with the main difference being the 'rattler tail with a stinge...
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Beetles (Foam And Deer Hair)
drbulltrout
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If I could have only one terrestrial pattern in my box, it would be a beetle. These bugs are virtually everywhere on any given stream. Be sure to have some tied up in red...
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Ants (Foam And Low Water)
drbulltrout
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These little guys often save the day for the fly fisher in the summertime. The foam ant is intended for rough water fishing whereas the low water ant is intended for calme...
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Prince Nymph
drbulltrout
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One of the most popular and versatile nymph patterns to date. This fly can imitate anything from green drake nymphs to damselfly nymphs to stonefly nymphs and anything in ...
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Brassie
drbulltrout
537 views
A very quick and simple tie. Can imitate anything from a midge to a caddis larva.
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