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HOGAN'S TRIM PHEASANT TAIL

Hogan's Trim Pheasant Tail is a simple, easy to tie Pheasant Tail variation that makes for a very effective mayfly nymph due to its trim profile!
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ALL PURPOSE RED DRY FLY

Hogan's All Purpose Red Dry Fly is an attractor style emerger that is a great option for tying off of the back of an attractor dry fly when you want to give the fish a second option while still fishing in the surface!
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HOGAN'S SIMPLE PMD EMERGER

Hogan's Simple PMD Emerger, inspired by Northern California fly tier Mike Mercer, is a very effective, trim profile nymph that is easy to tie and is sure to fool fish during your local PMD hatch!
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TEXAS RIG FLY

The Texas Rig is one of the most effective techniques for catching bass with conventional gear, and this pattern is an attempt to recreate this method with a fly rod.
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CADDIS SOFT HACKLE

The weather is warming up and the bugs are starting to pop! Here’s a simple Caddis Soft Hackle pattern that’s sure to get you a few tight line grabs this spring.
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WEEDLESS DAMSELFLY

Damselfly nymphs can be one of the most important food sources for stillwater trout.  The Weedless Damselfly nymph is an effective pattern that keeps your hook clear of everything but the fish you’re target.
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THE WELTERWEIGHT

Big flies don’t have to be hard to cast. This winter steelhead pattern uses a technique to remove the rabbit hide from crosscut rabbit strips to give this fly a nice profile and plenty of movement, without being too heavy to cast all day!
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THE ADACHI CLOUSER

The Adachi Clouser is a variation of the famous Clouser Minnow that’s been developed by San Francisco Bay Area surf fishing legend Steve Adachi.
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HOGAN'S HARD LINE BAIT FISH

Hogan's Hard Line Bait Fish is a new pattern that Captain Hogan Brown developed to put more largemouth, smallmouth, and striped bass in the boat during low water conditions. This fly has a prominent lateral line that is sure to trigger an eat from your local predatory fish!
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