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Show 1
Mark flies into the new season with two new bluegill
favorites, the McGinty
and the Bully
Fly. Many of the basic tools and techniques are reviewed
for new and old viewers.
Show 2
Mark ties more bluegill flies, the Cajun
Coachman and the Professor.
Show 3
The
Orange Fishhawk
and the Black Gnat
are shown center vise.
Show 4
The
Caterpillar and
the Yuk Bug take shape
in show four.
Show 5
Nothing could be simpler than the San
Juan Worm tied in show five. Mark will also tie the Black
Nosed Dace.
Show 6
The complex White
and Red Deer Hair Popper tied in show six, combines many
new and old techniques.
Show 7
The
Gill Getter and
the Hum Bug come alive
in show seven.
Show 8
Mark
ties up the Cat’s
Whisker and the life-like Mylar
Minnow.
Show 9
Regina’s
Crawdaddy, one of Mark’s own patterns, is another complex
fly that will take a full show to demonstrate, but the rewards
are well worth it when taking this fly out on the stream.
Show 10
Be
sure to catch the Muddler
Minnow for its variety of tying techniques.
Show 11
Mark
begins a series of state park essentials with the Black
and Yellow Mini Jig and the Glow
Ball.
Show 12
State park essentials continues with The Brown
Roach and Stan’s Easy Emerger.
Show 13
This
season concludes with a little bit of flair as Mark ties the
Lamb’s
Gill Blaster and another of his own patterns, Mark’s
Fancy.
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