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February 24th, 2007, 10:28 PM
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Different nymph tactic
On Feb 25, 4:59 am, "Danl" danlfinn@*remove this*intergate.com
wrote: [snipp] Using contrasting wingcase colors, such as yellow, red, orange, or pink seems to give the fly additional attractant properties. I have tried this fly/tactic in CA, MT, WA, TN, NC, and AK and have good (for me) success with it. "Hot spot" dubbed thoraces on oherwise drab looking flys have been used quite a bit in the UK and I dare say other places. Steve 
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