Step 1: Tie a hook to a 24 to 30 inch piece of the 40lb test monofilament line. Some anglers prefer single hooks over trebble hooks.
Step 2: Add 3 beads to the line.
Step 3: Add the fly body to the line.
Step 4: Finished Fly
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