Klinkhammer Fly Pattern (Fly Tying Tutorial)

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The Klinkhammer, developed by Hans van Klinken, is an emerger pattern that works well for trout feeding on the surface or just below the surface. The Klinkhammer can imitate an emerging Caddis or an emerging Mayfly and works well as either a searching pattern, attractor pattern, or a technical dry fly. Jared shows you the steps needed to tie this famous fly in Trident Fly Fishing's latest fly tying video.
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📜Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:27 - Hook & Thread
1:03 - Body
1:56 - Wing
2:47 - Hackle
3:29 - Thorax
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[@Tridentflyfishing]

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[@johnnoble1145]

Very informative

[@geraldg7420]

Excellent! Nicely done.

[@Tridentflyfishing]

Hi Gerald, thanks for the compliment! Glad you are enjoying our fly tying tutorials. Are there any patterns you would like to see us tie in the near future?

[@geraldg7420]

@@Tridentflyfishing One fave. of mine is an October Caddis using a slim orange foam body wrapped in touching rings, palmered furnace hackle in the grooves, two sets of rubber legs, dubbing head, and wing and tail of elk hair. I think Kelly Galloup ties it that way also.

[@ammiddleriverstudio5839]

I've never seen superglue and no knot... does it hold up ok? What's the logic for not tying it off at head? Just curious... Thanks for vid!

[@chrismead]

i’d like to know the answer to this, too.