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Posts Tagged ‘TMC 2488 Hooks’

These are the creations of Craig Matthew’s of Blue Ribbon Flies in West Yellowstone, MT. The interesting about Craig’s ( he is Mr. ZELON ) patterns is his attention to detail…and, I mean on the river, where it counts. By making a minor adjustment to this fly, he has adapted it to another midge that [...]

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This is Charlie Craven’s Purple Jujubaetis, developed three years ago as an offshoot of the original Jujubaetis. Charlie’s flies -  JUST CATCH FISH… According to a great article Walter Wiese wrote for  Flyfishing & Tying Journal, “Charlie (Craven) suggests fishing the Purple Jujubaetis under gray skies or during rain and snow storms, in other words, [...]

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These are the little fellows that one sees scurrying around on stream side vegetation or on rocks and boulders away from the water. Micro-Caddis all belong to the family Hydroptilidae. Most of the over 200 species are smaller than a # 18 hook. The majority are size # 22 – # 24 …and smaller. At [...]

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Well, MIDGES (from Maine Fly Fishing)- the most prolific bug in,on and around water…especially NOW…(Bienvenidos a todos pescador con mosca de Argentina …) Other “CRAZY PEOPLE” who Fly Fish in the SNOW… Michael, freezing on the Owens River in January. 2004… Here are some patterns I have whipped up based on the proven ties by [...]

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This is a pattern developed by anglers who fish the Gunnison Gorge. It is tied here by Gale Doudy. It is an alternative to John Barr’s (Graphic Caddis ) Caddis Pupa pattern and fishes extremely well -tied in Green for Spring and in Tan for Fall. Gale also has tutorials on some other interesting patterns…check [...]

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