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Old February 25th, 2007, 02:53 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Danl[_3_]
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Default Different nymph tactic

That's a good example, Stan. To be clear, I didn't think I found something
new under the sun. Foam wing emergers are very popular on, for instance, the
San Juan. I have found that, for me, the combination of a foam wing case and
a brightly colored wing case seems to be a good combination.

BTW, I met Marla on my one-and-only trip to the Farmington. Seemed like a
knowledgeable lady.


Danl


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Anyone else tried a this or a similar method?


Danl


Here's one I have used many times on Western Mass and CT streams (like the
Farmington).

http://gula.org/roffswaps/recipe.php?page=DD2003&id=7



 




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