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Mihulka Foam Panfish Popper

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Published on May 21. 2016 - 8 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

Foam

Panfish flies

Learn to tie this easy, yet extremely effective little Mihulka Foam Panfish Popper using tricks I have developed over years of fly tying. Never cut a hook placement slot in the bottom of a great looking foam head again after seeing my simple technique to put a foam head on a hook!

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