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Walk Don't Run

tied by parlltwin
Fly Type: Bucktails/Deceivers,
Target Species: Trout,
Recommended Region: Northeast US,
Imitation: General Baitfish,
Material List: Hook- #6 4xlong
Thread- Black
Tail- Yellow goose quill section
Rib- Silver mylar
Body- Green floss
Wing- Bucktail/ white/green/black
Throat- Yellow hackle
Tying Instructions: In the order above

Current Species For This Pattern
Dry (1 votes)
Streamer (2 votes)
Trout (1 votes)

Additional Photos

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