KF Emerger - The KF Emerger is a great little winter midge pattern. It was made famous on the San Juan River. It also can be tied with a bead and in a chocolate color. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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KF Emerger

The KF Emerger is a great little winter midge pattern. It was made famous on the San Juan River. It also can be tied with a bead and in a chocolate color.
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Juan Ramirez
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http://hopperjuan.blogspot.com
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Martin Joergensen
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From: Daniel Overmier · danielovermier·at·yahoo.com  Link
Submitted January 19th 2012

Good Video... I will try this one too!



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