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March 29th, 2007, 04:53 PM
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Altering Dry Flies to Wet Flies question
There was a thread awhile back on wet fly fishing. I'm
quite interested in fishing the wet fly. I was wondering if dry flies could be altered on the spot, say something like an Adams Dry Fly, altered into a wet fly by cutting down some of the hackle? Or solutions to make the dry fly sink without adding shots to the leader or tippet. thanks, -tom 
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