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Tying the Polar Magnus

step by step instructions for the Polar Magnus coatal seatrout fly.
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Materials list
Hook: Your choice of saltwater safe hook (I used a gamakatsu B10S but ahrex or partridge are also very good)
Thread: Red 6/0
Eyes: bead chain
Tail: Grizzly marabou
Rib :5lb Mono
Body: Pearl angel dubbing/ Ice dubb or similar
Body hackle: Grizzly cock hackle 
Throat hackle: Fl. magenta cock hackle
Head:(optional) Hare-e ice dub in grey or body dubbing
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