Ray Charles Sowbug Pattern - The Ray Charles pattern is a Bighorn River staple. It catches fish everyday of the year on the Bighorn. It works on many other tailwaters. It works to imitate small scuds as well as sowbugs. Tie this in tan, pink, gray, or white. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Ray Charles Sowbug Pattern

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The Ray Charles pattern is a Bighorn River staple. It catches fish everyday of the year on the Bighorn. It works on many other tailwaters. It works to imitate small scuds as well as sowbugs. Tie this in tan, pink, gray, or white.
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