Smoke Jumper - The Smoke Jumper is an emerger pattern that we first learned of from fishing the Bighorn River in Montana. It is a great all purpose emerger pattern that can be tied in various sizes and colors to match several different midge and mayfly hatches. Happy Tying! - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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The Smoke Jumper is an emerger pattern that we first learned of from fishing the Bighorn River in Montana. It is a great all purpose emerger pattern that can be tied in various sizes and colors to match several different midge and mayfly hatches. Happy Tying!
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