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CDC Thorax Dun

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Published on Apr 9. 2015 - 9 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

CDC

This video shows how to tie the CDC Thorax Dun in the style of Rene Harrop. This is a versatile pattern that can be tied in several sizes and colors to match many mayfly species. The coloration in this video matches that of a Blue Winged Olive or Baetis Mayfly.
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