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Foam Back Hopper/Adult Midge

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Published on Dec 4. 2013 - 11 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Hoppers

Midges

Materials Used;

Hook, Kamasan B170 size 12
Thread, Uni-8/0 Olive
Rib, Clear Wrap or Clear Light Nylon
Foam Back, Olive Foam
Body, Olive Seal Fur or SLF Dubbing
Legs, Pheasant Tail Fibres Knotted
Thorax Cover, Olive Foam
Thorax, Olive Seals Fur or SLF Dubbing
Hackle, Furnace Saddle Cock

Originator

Davie McPhail

F Fly Midge Hopper

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