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Bead Head Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear
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The bead head version of the proven fish catching classic.
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Bead Head Green Caddis
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Green caddis larvae are quite prolific in the trout streams of central Pennsylvania. This tungsten bead pattern is a favorite with the Steelheaders as well.
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Bead Head Green Weenie
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Sometimes looked down upon, the green weenie is a must have for fishing our local streams. Using this as an attractor pattern in a tandem nymph rig is highly effective. We will often pair it up with a scud, cress bug or zebra midge.
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Bead Head Muskrat
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Muskrat nymphs have been fished to imitate cress bugs on our local creeks forever. This is the bead head version of the classic pattern that we fish when the water gets murky and cloudy.
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Bead Head Olive
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Simple yet effective.
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Bead Head Peacock
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Any fly tied with peacock is an effective trout catching fly. This is no exception. Fishes well as an Grannom caddis larvae early in the season.
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Bead Head Pheasant Tail
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Maybe the most universal trout fly. If there are trout, then a bead head pheasant tail is never out of the question.
Never leave home without them.
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Bead Head Prince Nymph
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A popular pattern fished out west as well as on our local brook trout streams. An early representation of hot spots in trout flies.
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Bead Head Squirrel Nymph
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Flyfisher's Paradise version of a popular classic trout fly.
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Bead Head Sucker Spawn, Gold
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A great pattern for fishing the local trout streams early in the season when suckers are actively spawning. Fish them directly down stream of where you see sucker activity in early March the trout love them.
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