Posted on October 05 2011
The Brassie is a great all-around nymph pattern that offers three great features: its wire body imitates the segmented bodies of midges and caddisflies, it's easy to tie, and it sinks like a stonewhich means you can fish it deep. Invented in Colorado in the 1960s by three South Platte fanaticsKen Chandler, Tug Davenport, and Gene Lynchthe original Brassie had a body of copper wire and a head of. . .
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