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Medusa  


tied by trevally
Fly Type: General Freshwater,
Target Species: Trout,
Recommended Region: Other,
Imitation: Worms,
Material List: Daiichi 1120 sz.12-16
Flexi-floss red or brown or pink
Ultra chenille red or brown or pink
Sili Skin pearl
Prismacolor or Kurecolor Markers (appropriate color)
Tying Instructions: Copy and paste url below for a step by step instructional video.

http://www.castersflyshop.com/Video%20Footage/medusa.wmv
Presentation Tips: This worm cluster pattern fishes especially well during high water periods; however, it is also effective when fished in low, clear water in the deeper runs and pools in streams from North Carolina to Virginia, Colorado to California. It is productive for trout, steelhead, carp, and even panfish. It can be DEADLY under the right conditions but..... so can many other patterns. Best in size 12-16 in pink, red, or brown.

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