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Hans' Cricket

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Published on Aug 15. 2012 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Foam

Terrestrials

Cricket Patterns have been my most productive terrestrial flies for big fish. This cricket pattern features sili-legs, a material that has tremendous movement in the water. Tie in sizes 8-12. Happy Tying!

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