Fly Tying - The Peacock Nymph

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The Peacock Nymph is a simple, yet effective pattern for trout.
In this video I demontrate how to tie the Peacock Nymph a great beginning fly tier fly.
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[@bentpolski]

A Fine Job! Very Productive as a searching pattern! I use red, pink, or chartreuse tying thread and different colors of wire for ribbing. Copper, green etc etc. It adds a little flash and makes the Fly a little stronger. Always wrap the wire in the opposite direction of the Peacock.

[@LanceDean1981]

Thanks for you comment and the input.

[@robbiesflytyingchannel]

Very nice!

[@LanceDean1981]

Thanks

[@davids11131113]

I like tying these with a CDC hackle behind the bead. Actually most nymphs I fish now I add the CDC hackle.

[@LanceDean1981]

Sounds like a great option for this fly. CDC is a great material.

[@jayjamesmaher4640]

Best fly for all year wild browns

[@LanceDean1981]

Its a good Pattern.

[@stefanbjarnihjaltested545]

The peacock nymph story ?

[@LanceDean1981]

This was the first fly I learned to tie.