Blue Dun Wet - The Blue Dun wet is a lot like the Adams dry. It doesn't represent any specific fly, but it comes close to several different kinds. Which has made it a staple in many fly boxes for a hundred years. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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The Blue Dun wet is a lot like the Adams dry. It doesn't represent any specific fly, but it comes close to several different kinds. Which has made it a staple in many fly boxes for a hundred years.
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Jim Misiura
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Martin Joergensen
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