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The Bunny Split
Two Tails Are Better Than One
By
Mark Dysinger
All 15 pictures
Bunny Split pike
Bunny Splits on a row
Epoxy head
Four flies
Green and Yellow
Large flies, large rod
Largemouth bass
One color Bunny Split
Smallmouth bass
Split tail in two colors
Tail loop
The author with a pike
White Bunny Split
Yellow and White Bunny Split
Yellow Bunny Split
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Nervous Water - Variations on a Theme of Fly Fishing - Steve Raymond
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Small Fry: The Lure of the Little
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, the redbreast sunfish, does not receive the front-page press of its cousins the bluegill, the crappie, and the black bass. This species deserves increased specific attention, though, especially from fly anglers who prefer to fish flowing water, because the redbreast is the stream sunfish.
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Small Fry: The Lure of the Little
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