Published Sep 19. 2018 - 5 years ago

ESE Bug and The ESE Bug BWO Variation

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Taco Emerger

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This is an entirely synthetic dry fly pattern utilizing the EP trigger point fibers. This particular variation is for the blue winged olive which is a hatch that has many variations in sizes and colors throughout several months of the season. Adjust accordingly and due to this patterns simplicity, you won't feel so bad when you lose one.

Originator: 
Richard Strolis
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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