Chewee Blackfly Larva - Tying with Hans - Chewee Blackfly Larva. Black Fly Larvae are often overlooked as a food source for trout. Most of the streams in our area have an abundance of Black Flies. This pattern worked great on its initial outing and has earned a spot in the box. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Chewee Blackfly Larva

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Tying with Hans - Chewee Blackfly Larva. Black Fly Larvae are often overlooked as a food source for trout. Most of the streams in our area have an abundance of Black Flies. This pattern worked great on its initial outing and has earned a spot in the box.
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Martin Joergensen
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