Скачать или смотреть Tying One of the Best Mayfly Nymphs??

In this video, I'll show you how to tie one of the best mayfly nymph patterns ever created — the Feather Duster. Originally designed by Wally Eagle, this simple but deadly fly was later popularized by Craig Matthews in the early 1980s to match the prolific Callibaetis hatches around Hebgen Lake, Quake Lake, and the greater West Yellowstone area.

This buggy, impressionistic nymph is perfect for stillwater and slow-moving streams where mayflies are abundant — especially the speckled-winged Callibaetis found throughout the Rocky Mountains, Canada, and even the Northeast. Tie it in various sizes and colors to imitate different mayfly nymphs all season long.

🔥 Don’t let the simplicity fool you — the Feather Duster catches fish when other flies don’t.

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🎣 Materials list:
Hook- Ahrex FW531, sz. 14
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Thread- Semperfli 30D Nano Silk, beige
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Eyes- 15lb. Mono

Tails- Ostrich, natural grey
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Abdomen & Thorax- Ostrich, natural grey & ginger
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Wing Pad- Golden Pheasant Tail
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Legs- Hungarian Partridge
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