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Uploaded by on Feb 20, 2009

The Brassie is a simple, and simply deadly, fly. Traditionally thought of as a midge pupa or caddis larva imitation and tied for trout, this fly's most important attribute is its ability to reach the strike zone at the bottom of the flow. An extremely productive pattern that should be given serious consideration for everything from steelhead to bluegill - it will hook them all!

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  • By all means, put it on a tippet and see what happens. BTW, this is a great bluegill fly!

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  • whats the difference between tippet and a leader other then the taper?

  • sadly i havent fished a brassie..even though ive tied a bunch of them

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