Cutcliffe XXIII

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Published on Aug 31. 2025 - 15 hours ago
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Wet flies

Wing of Thrush, Light Silver Blue Hackle, Rabbit, Yellow Silk Rib

Here we are with number 23. A winged pattern.

Wing: Thrush
Hackle: 2 Turns Light Silvery Blue
Body: Rabbit fur
Rib: Straw Yellow Silk

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