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SUMMARY:Member’s Tying Night: Guest Instructor Allen Rupp
DESCRIPTION:We organise monthly tying nights with some of the best fly tiers in the business. Open to all Anchored Outdoors members. Not a member? Sign up to become a member here!\nSeptember Guest Instructor: Allen Rupp\nFly Being Tied: Red & White Hackle Fly\n\nAllen’s personal species list on this fly (so far) is: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Largemouth Bass, Peacock Bass, Redfish, Smallmouth Bass, Snook, Spotted Bass, Striped Bass, Tarpon, and Walleye.\n\n\nHomer Rhodes Jr. developed the Red & White Hackle Fly in the 1940s for the Florida coast and Everglades. It worked so well that anglers started throwing it at everything in reach.\n\nJoin Allen for our Anchored Outdoors Fly Tying Night. We’ll go through the full tying sequence, dig into the history behind the pattern, and talk about why that red and white combination keeps triggering strikes across so many different species and water types. Whether you’re chasing Largemouth Bass on a farm pond or Redfish on a Louisiana flat, this fly belongs in your kit.\n\n\n \n
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