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Resources Double Bead Peacock Herl Nymph                     Thu 24 Jul,2008
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bead peacock herl nymph for trout and bream
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Tied By Mike Hawkins

Mike's Notes and Instructions:

This fly works seems equally well with trout and bream. The simple design and material makes its fast and easy to tie. The key to this fly is the bend in the hook that give the it a more natural look. I vary the the bead color and tail material but keep the body material the same.

Mike and fly fishing buddy, daughter Annie
Mike & Fly Fishing Pal and Daughter, Annie
HOOK: Mustad (80150BR) Swimming Nymph 14
BODY: Peacock Herl
HEADS: Colored Beads
TAIL: White, red, or yellow floss

1) Thread 2 colored beads on the hook.
2) Place hook in vice and push both beads to the eye of the hook.
3) Tie in thread at the back of the hook and loop floss around thread and tie in tail material.
4) Tie in 3 or 4 strands of peacock herl and wrap about half way up the hook and slide the first bead down to the herl.
5) Tie in another 3 or 4 strands of herl and wrap to the eye and the next bead.
6) Tie off and fish.

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