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    Default Bead head nymph


    What materail is needed, and what are the most common colors? And what are the steps?

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    There is no generic "bead head nymph". You can add a bead head to any nymph pattern you want. For example, I just ordered a collection of BHNs:

    BH prince
    BH nymphomaniac
    BH pheasant tail
    BH hare's ear

    If you want a BH prince nymph, you just slide a bead on the hook, and then tie the prince nymph. Same goes for all the other patterns.
    Last edited by deathb4disco; 02-24-2011 at 10:38 AM.

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    Ok welp I'm new to fly tyin so what are the things needed for a prince, pheasant tail, and hairs ear nymphs? Also is there a video or something to show me the steps?

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    The prince, pheasant tail, and hare's ear are standard nymphs. They are used all over the world. Every basic fly tying book covers them.

    I'm sure you can find several Youtube videos for each of them. (I just checked. Youtube is loaded with videos for each of them.)

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    Thanks,
    I know that they are standard nymphs just never tied them, I will go and check youtube later on today. Thanks.
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    Check this out............. Pat

    The Basic Manual of Fly-Tying ... - Google Books

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    AC, what are you planning to go after with them?

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    I've got a cousin that keeps askin me if I'm tied any yet because wants some, I think he is goin to for some coldwater fishin down south of Oklahoma...not sure....What do you normally go after w/ them? Also those flies you sent me, there is one that has a bead on it and has black chenille/yarn as body and tail...I was thinkin bout doin one of those.

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    That's actually a leech pattern... try this:
    "Furled Tail Mohair Leech - Fly Angler's OnLine Pan Fish Part 535"
    I tie mine in a size 12. Get some Uni Mohair... it makes a nice leech!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ACSooner80 View Post
    What do you normally go after w/ them?
    Bluegill love 'em, too.

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