Allspark

Published on Sep 8. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

This is a tutorial for a 7.5" Flashabou Fly variation that incorporates my custom made predator dubbing brushes as well as some next generation fly tying products from Flymenfishingco, specifically their fishmask and bodytubing, The fly is a variation of many, but mainly a Niklaus Bauer Flash Fly.

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