In this fly tying tutorial we'll teach you how to tie one of our top selling flies, the Klinkhammer Duo! The Klinkhammer is a dry fly known around the world, and for good reason. It can be fished as an emerger, or an adult. It can be taken as a mayfly, a caddis or even a terrestrial when tied in the right variation. In short, It's a truly versatile fly that can be used to match a wide range of bugs around the world. As such, it's essential dry fly pattern to have in your fly box for those days when you're not quite sure what you'll be facing. What's more, our Duo variation incorporates a mini tippet ring to tie your dropper to when you're fishing a dry dropper/klink and dink/duo setup. If this dry fly pattern isn't in your fly box yet, it's time to change that. 00:00 Introduction 00:19 Our best selling fly 00:39 Selecting your hook 00:59 Attaching the mini ring 02:58 Tie in the parachute post 04:54 Leaving thread to rib the fly 05:10 Dubbing the body of the fly 07:12 Adding in saddle hackle 08:01 Dubbing the thorax of the fly 08:46 Wrapping the hackle 09:52 Finishing the thorax 10:45 Cutting the parachute post Fulling Mill Technical Manager Steve Carew is an exceptional fly tyer. With decades of experience, he has lots of great tips for how to use fly tying materials and how to get the most out of your tying. For anyone new to tying, and for the seasoned veteran too, Steve has tons to share. If you'd like to tie this fly, or buy it, you can find all the materials needed below! US: https://www.fullingmill.com/Products-US/Klinkhammer-Duo-US?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Organic%20Social&utm_campaign=FMFF%20Tying%20Materials&utm_content=One%20of%20Our%20Top%20Selling%20Flies Outside of US: https://www.fullingmill.co.uk/Products-UK/Klinkhammer-Duo?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Organic%20Social&utm_campaign=FML%20Tying%20Materials&utm_content=One%20of%20Our%20Top%20Selling%20Flies Make sure to follow us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/fulling_mill/ Make sure subscribe to our channel to see more videos like this: https://www.youtube.com/c/FullingMillTV?sub_confirmation=1 Video by @patricktillard