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Beginners Lesson 16
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David Cammiss wrote 4 months ago: The Dark Stone Fly This is a pattern more popular in the USA , and New Zealand , than here in the U … more →
Beginners Lesson 15
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David Cammiss wrote 9 months ago: Baby Doll This fly originated in the very early 1970s and was attributed to a Brian Kench. It d … more →
Beginners Lesson 14
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David Cammiss wrote 10 months ago: Shipmans Buzzer This fly pattern was originated by Dave Shipman over 20 years ago. The original pat … more →
Beginners Lesson 13
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: The Egg Fly Strictly speaking this is not a fly, something it has in common with many of the crea … more →
Beginners Lesson 12
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: The Woolley Bugger This is a lure which is equally effective in rivers and stillwaters, particula … more →
Beginners Lesson 11
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: The Cormorant This fly has its origins in fly fishing competitions. It is neither a nymph nor a … more →
Beginners Lesson 10
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: The Stickfly This fly has been popular with reservoir and stillwater trout fisherman since the sev … more →
Beginners Lesson 9
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: The Minkie This fly has been around on UK stillwaters for about ten years now. It was not mentione … more →
Beginners Lesson 8
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: The Soldier Palmer The Zulu The Soldier Palmer is an old pattern which still finds favour as a bob … more →
Beginners Lesson 7
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: Partridge and Orange The Greenwells Glory Welcome to Lesson 7. Today we will be explaining how to … more →
Beginners Lesson 6
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: The Montana Nymph This was originally an American pattern which became popular in the UK in the ear … more →
Beginners Lesson 5
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: The Cats Whisker Hello Everybody, Welcome to lesson 5. Today we will be showing you the Cats Whis … more →
Beginners Lesson 4
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David Cammiss wrote 1 year ago: The Pheasant Tail Nymph Today we are going to tie the pheasant tail nymph. This fly can be traced … more →
Beginners Lesson 3
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David Cammiss wrote 2 years ago: Hi Everyone and welcome back to the next stage. Todays lesson demonstrates a ‘ Gold Ribbed Ha … more →
Beginners Lesson 2
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David Cammiss wrote 2 years ago: Hello again and welcome back. Thanks to everyone who viewed my first fly tying tutorial with the bu … more →
Beginners Lesson 1
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David Cammiss wrote 2 years ago: Hi and welcome !!This is my first official post ( hopefully not my last ).Lesson 1 for beginners is … more →
About Me
David Cammiss wrote 2 years ago: Hello and welcome to Learn Fly Tying. My name is David Cammiss and I would like to take this opportu … more →
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