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Salt Water Spiders - pictures

An oldie pattern from GFF Other Lab flies

By Martin Joergensen

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Lightly dressed spider on a size 2 hook. Body is Super Floss, hackle is hen	Heavily dresse spider. 2 layers of super floss forms the body that is ribbed with silver tinsel. The hackle is one grizzly and one black hen feather.

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