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The Grizzly Hackle Peacock fly pattern combines the natural allure of peacock herl with the striking appearance of grizzly hackle, making it an irresistible choice for trout. Ideal for mimicking a variety of aquatic insects, this pattern is versatile and effective in both moving and still waters. Utilize it during insect hatches, particularly when fish are surface feeding.
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Nymphs and wet flies are an extremely popular category of fly patterns. They are fished below the water surface and are designed to imitate insects and worms. A wide variety of fish species can be caught using nymphs and wet flies including trout, bass, crappie, sunfish, bluegill, carp, and more. Midge and emerger fly patterns are designed to imitate the small subsurface and emerging insects in rivers and lakes.
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* One of the 'must haves', back in the day. * This pattern has withstood the test of time, like few others. * Fell out of fashion in the last twenty
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