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February 11th, 2009, 11:53 PM
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"Stephen Welsh" wrote I can't wait till someone re-discovers fully emerged, in no way crippled, imitative dun fishing, I fish true dun patterns fairly often ... usually a mallard quill no-hackle tied ala Mike Lawson hell, I even fish cut ( burnt ) wing, thorax duns sometimes, for the same basic reasons some guys fish bamboo ... to feel all tweedy and traditional G 
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February 12th, 2009, 09:55 PM
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On Feb 12, 10:53*am, "Larry L" wrote:
"Stephen Welsh" wrote I can't wait till someone re-discovers fully emerged, in no way crippled, imitative dun fishing, I fish true dun patterns fairly often ... usually a mallard quill no-hackle tied ala Mike Lawson hell, I even fish cut ( burnt ) wing, thorax duns sometimes, for the same basic reasons some guys fish bamboo ... to feel all tweedy and traditional G :-) On my recent Tassie trip "tweedy and traditional" flies were pretty much all that worked. Steve
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