Sunny Side Up - Fred is back from his 2012 guide season in Alaska! This week, Fred ties his Sunny Side Up strip leech/sculpin style pattern in yellow and white, a great color combo for Fall on the Missouri River. Fish it on a switch rod on the swing or cast and strip. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Sunny Side Up

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Fred is back from his 2012 guide season in Alaska! This week, Fred ties his Sunny Side Up strip leech/sculpin style pattern in yellow and white, a great color combo for Fall on the Missouri River. Fish it on a switch rod on the swing or cast and strip.
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Big R Fly Shop
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Martin Joergensen
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