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Martin
do'se any one know of any patterns for shad ? and or what type of flys they hit on . im looking to hook on to some this spring here in maine . any input would be great .thank s
jay2e,
There's some advice about shad fishing and patterns in this article - The old Hickory [url]http://globalflyfisher.com/fishbetter/shad/[/url] - right here on GFF.
Martin
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jay2e,
There's some advice about shad fishing and patterns in this article - The old Hickory [url]http://globalflyfisher.com/fishbetter/shad/[/url] - right here on GFF.
Martin
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