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The Mysis

Video about tying the Mysis pattern.
Originator: 
Hans Bock and André Roubal
Web site: 
Hooked on Flyfishing
Submitter: 
Hans Bock
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From: Mike · burtnykm·at·hotmail.com  Link
Submitted January 18th 2012

It might look good to a fish because it's made of pretty natural looking colours and has an invertebrate look to it, but that's definitely no mysid :)



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