topic of Geoff’s Jun 2015 workshop

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siliclone

a competition style Nymph that can be absolutely deadly, is the topic of Nathan’s May 2015 workshop

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frenchie

Some saltwater/epoxy flies are the topic of Geoff’s Apr 2015 workshop

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BayCandy

Feb 2015 workshop

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nathan_cod

Nov 2014 class given by Lyall

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crazy_charlie

This fly was the subject of an Oct 2014 class given by Jason M but I’ve only just realised that the step by step instructions were missing.  Included here now.

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Sep 2014 class given by Jason M

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carrot

June 2014 class given by Jason M

For one version, image and general technique see Troutlore YouTube

Jason works from the Coulson book which calls for size 8-10 hook, olive kangaroo belly fur, black squirrel, mink, or beaver for the tail, and black thread. Body can be summer coat kangaroo belly dyed olive, or olive dubbing, or olive wool. Coulson pretty much has a whole chapter on variations in his aussie fly book.

Jason’s variation uses a bit of olive hare to substitute for the kangaroo, and club supplies have plenty. Club also has black squirrel tail, mink, and anything else we want to try for a tail.

Woolly bugger hooks work well (about the right shank length), or about what you would use to put a small tweed bait on for whiting… We have plenty of hooks in the club box.

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as instructed by Mike May 2014 class

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minnow

by Mike

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