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		<title>Klink And Dink Fly</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>A great method of searching the water is to use a small nymph hanging under a large klinkhammer. This is tied &#8220;New Zealand&#8221; style by tying a length of mono directly on to the bend of the hook of the klinkhammer so the nymph hangs directly underneath. Anyone who has tried this knows how frustrating [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>A great method of searching the water is to use a small nymph hanging under a large klinkhammer. This is tied &#8220;New Zealand&#8221; style by tying a length of mono directly on to the bend of the hook of the klinkhammer so the nymph hangs directly underneath. Anyone who has tried this knows how frustrating tying this knot know can be!</p>
<p>Check out these wonderful new flies we have had tied that have a second eye at the rear of the hook making it a doddle to tie on a length of mono for you nymph!</p>
<p><a href="https://shop.peaksflyfishing.com/klink-and-dink-2526-p.asp">BUY KILNK AND DINKS ONLINE &gt;&gt;</a></p>
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