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August 5th, 2008, 11:30 PM
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Quill-bodied mayflies...
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... if you can find them, seek out Canada Goose primary wing biots...dye them in any manner you like and see what a difference they make in the segmented appearance of the body.I think you will like it http://www.troutflies.com/Merchant2/...009/hoh139.jpg Thanks, Harry, I will do that. Pronto. Gosh, it is good to see you post around these parts!! I hope you are well. Tom -- "The last one, I wont reply to you again, because there is simply no point in doing so, nor will I post to either of the groups again. Mike Connor" 8/3/08 7:30 pm EDT 
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