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Letort Hopper

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

Terrestrials

Tied in this video is the Letort Hopper, an imitation grasshopper created by Ed Schenk. This fly is of the "no-nonsense type," consistently taking fish while maintaining an elegant simplicity. As always, thanks for viewing, and feel free to leave any comments or questions here or at: tcammisa@gmail.com

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