Ultra Violet Baetis - An epoxy back mayfly nymph imitation. The flashback on this nymph is made from Hareline Dubbin's Purple Haze Holographic Fibers. An excellent nymph to imitate Baetis mayflies. Tie in sizes 16-20. I used Clear Cure Goo for the epoxy back. After experimenting with CCG I discovered that the extra fine accessory tips are a must for applying the small amounts needed for epoxy backs on small nymphs. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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An epoxy back mayfly nymph imitation. The flashback on this nymph is made from Hareline Dubbin's Purple Haze Holographic Fibers. An excellent nymph to imitate Baetis mayflies. Tie in sizes 16-20. I used Clear Cure Goo for the epoxy back. After experimenting with CCG I discovered that the extra fine accessory tips are a must for applying the small amounts needed for epoxy backs on small nymphs.
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Martin Joergensen
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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted May 17th 2012

Clayton,

I reckon that you mean "who" sells mkicrotube? Look for the product online and check out products such as Larva Lace, Flexi-Cord, Jelly Rope or other brands from other manufacturers. Microtube is probably too generic a term to search for.

Martin


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Submitted May 16th 2012

how sells micro tube



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