Orange Hot Tail Bunny
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Hot tail version of the Bunny Fly. Full tying SBS and underwater swimming action. Bunny flies wil catch any predator.
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There is a great variation in color patterns - and anything from totally simple one strip only Bunny flies to more complicated ties with flash, rubber legs and stuff.
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