Ever wanted to catch fish consistently and not only lots of fish but big fish as well. These flies are all proven fish catchers and have caught numerous species of our finned quarry some big and some small but the underlying fact is they catch fish. If you have any questions on tying these flies drop me an e-mail and I will be happy to answer any questions you have on the tying aspects of the pattern. Please keep in mind the DDH Leech can be tied in any color combinations that you desire. The following DDH Leech patterns are the best colors that I use. Flies are 3.00 unless otherwise stated.
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Zacattack (Craft Fur) ($6.00 ea.) 
Stu’s Pike Muddler ($6.00 ea.) 
Stu’s Baitfish (Purple) ($6.00 ea.) 
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Do you have a package price (one of everything)?
Hi Brent send me an e-mail
Hello stu. Great looking flys you have. I’m busy and away from home this weekend but I would like to talk with you about where you get some of your materials. I see that you live in Manitoba ,I live in Sask. and am just started to tie my own flys this winter. Thankyou for your time. Cory
Cory send me an e-mail and I will help as much as I can
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great content
All really informative a great help. Thank you for sharing..
Big thumb up for this blog post! If possible, as you develop further expertise, would you mind updating your blog with more details? It is highly helpful for me.
Hey I live in Manitoba Less than a 5 minute walk from the red river I was wondering what flies you use for carp around Lockport and Selkirk? I was also wondering about catfish flies and I know you really like the brown DDH, but do you have any other suggestions?
Other flies you can use are similar to Bonefish flies but you will catch more with some rubber legs on them. Carp love the rubber leg thing so even if you put rubber legs on a DDH you will have a killer Carp fly. Here is another idea, rubber legs for a tail and do a DDH body that would be deadly.
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