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Wiggle Nymph |
Great for bass and trout. Tied to imitate a green drake, another in Hare's Ear and another in muskrat. The Wiggle nymph is back.
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Stillborn emerger |
Fished dry, this fly imitates sulfurs (sizes 14-18), greendrakes (sizes 10-12), blue-wing olives (sizes 14-16), and pale morning duns (sizes 12-16). Available in several colors. Indicate size when ordering. |
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RAD emerger |
Available in sizes 14-18. Gray, Brown, Black, or Olive. |
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The Patriot Missile |
An all purpose streamer available in sizes 4 thru 8. |
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Wolf-flash Streamer |
Dave's favorite. Sizes 10 or 12. |
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CDC duns |
Available in a variety of colors to imitate sulfurs and pale morning duns. Tell us the size that you wish. |
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Deer Hair Beetle |
I have been fishing the spun deer hair beetle for over 25 years and they have provided amazing results. Sizes 12, 14 & 16.
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The Sparrow (Serio spinner) |
Created by Jim Serio. Jim has fished this fly on the Delaware River with great success. Tied by Karl Gebhart, the creation takes fish when we assume it shouldn't. Sizes 8 and 10 on 2x hooks. |
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Caddis pupa |
Also a good imitation for mosquito larva. Sizes 12 - 18. |
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All purpose bass streamer. |
Sizes 4 - 8. |
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RAD streamer |
Sizes 6 - 10. Olive, brown, white, gray. |
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Brassie |
Copper wire body and brown brush. Sizes 14 -18. |
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Breadcrust |
Orange floss body, copper rib, and brown brush. Sizes 12 - 16. |
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Lightening bug |
Pearlescent flash with black brush. Sizes 12 -16 on 2XL hook. |
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Skarka X |
With wiggle tail, an aggressive pattern. Available in size 14. |
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Karl's Krystal CDC |
A little glass bead in the thorax, one to try in those changing situations. Specify size. |
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Brown wiggle nymph |
An all purpose fly - march browns, hendricksons and BWOs. Available in sizes 10 and 14. |
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Green Drake wiggle beadhead |
The go to fly for the green drake hatch. |
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