Parachute Dry Fly - Parachute style dry flies are some of the most versitile patterns in a fly fishers arsenal. Tie them in a few colors and sizes and you are ready to match many a hatch. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Parachute Dry Fly

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Parachute style dry flies are some of the most versitile patterns in a fly fishers arsenal. Tie them in a few colors and sizes and you are ready to match many a hatch.
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Hans Stephenson
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http://www.flyfishsd.com/
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Martin Joergensen
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