How to tie the Eyebrook Damsel with Steve Cullen

Today we are checking out a rather deadly looking Damnsel Nymph, tied by Steve Cullen. The pattern is called the Eyebrook Damsel named after Eyebrook fishery in England where he first saw it being used by the locals. It's a wee bit more intricate but well worth the effort according to Steve as the results have been absolutely superb. Get a few of these fish magnets tied together and give it a go on your next outing to your local water.

All materials needed to tie this fly are available from Glasgow Angling Centre as listed below, as always, if you need any help finding materials or substitutes then we'll be happy to help.

Materials Used:

Hook: Kamasan B175 Trout Heavy Traditional, Size 10
Thread: Uni Thread 8/0, Green

Tail: Pheasant Cock Centre Tail, Olive

Dubbing: Chuck N Duck Boosted Hare & Squirrel Dubbing, Golden Olive

Ribbing: Wapsi HoloG Tinsel, Green

Hackle: Veniard English Partridge, Olive

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