#pike fly

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Pike Fly SBS Tutorial

This is a step by step tutorial for how to tie a very simple but very effective pike fly. Before I start there’s some things to consider when it comes to tying any pike fly. It must be light so it’s easy to cast but it must also have enough bulk to give the right shape and silhouette of a bait fish. There are a couple of things we can do to help achieve this. We can use materials that repel…

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Redhead Flashtail An excellent fly for summer and early Autumn for pike in lakes, rivers and canals

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Articulated Jack Pike This is a very big beast of a fly with plenty of movement in the tail section due to it being an articulated 2 hook fly.

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Blitzkrieg A good one for the rivers and canals

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Olive And Gold Flashtail A lethal fly on dark dull days

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Rainbow Warrior A bright flash tail fly for spring, summer and early autumn pike.

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Black Tube Fly Tube flies are very useful for when you need a bit more weight in your fly to help get it down deeper and still remain easy to cast. Black flies work exceptionally well in very tough conditions and some days pike will readily take a black fly but completely ignore all other colours

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Tasty popper using www.silverscalesflytying.co.uk and Sybai materials