Translucent Midge Pupa - This easy to tie midge pupae pattern combines flash into translucence an attractive and fish catching package. Tie it in sizes 16-22. Vary the color of thread to change the color scheme of the fly. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Translucent Midge Pupa

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This easy to tie midge pupae pattern combines flash into translucence an attractive and fish catching package. Tie it in sizes 16-22. Vary the color of thread to change the color scheme of the fly.
Originator: 
Hans Stephenson
Web site: 
Dakota Angler & Outfitter
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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