Midge Dun - There are times in the summer months when the greatest hatch you can expect to find will be Midges. These Mosquito like flies hatch in abundance and the trout will sip them in for hours. Give this pattern a try I think you will be happy you did. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Midge Dun

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There are times in the summer months when the greatest hatch you can expect to find will be Midges. These Mosquito like flies hatch in abundance and the trout will sip them in for hours. Give this pattern a try I think you will be happy you did.
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Jim Misiura
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http://www.theflymanjim.com/
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Martin Joergensen
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