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rubber legged thing

tied by J Desjardins
Fly Type: Nymphs, Weighted, General Freshwater,
Target Species: not available Freshwater Bass, Panfish,
Recommended Region: not available Northeast US,
Imitation: not available Ants/Beetles, Hoppers/Crickets,
Material List: Hook: TMC #5262, size 10 used here
bead: 1/8" gold - optional
thread: 8/0 brown
Tail & legs: black rubber
Body: brown yarn.

Tying Instructions: This is a simple cheap & effective fly. the body is made of a single strand, separated from Aunt Lydias rug yarn.

Current Species For This Pattern
Carp (1 votes)
Chain Pickerel (1 votes)
Largemouth Bass (1 votes)
Panfish (1 votes)
Shad (1 votes)
Smallmouth Bass (1 votes)
Trout (1 votes)

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