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RS2 No Tail - Midge Emerger

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Published on Dec 8. 2017 - 7 years ago
Updated or edited 7 years ago

Midges

Emergers

RS2's are staples in most nymph fishermans box. They are very versatile, and can resemble many types of bugs. From baetis to midges, these are awesome emerger flies. They are very easy to tie, and quite effective. Two qualities that make amazing flies.

Here is a list of materials I used
Hook: TMC 101 in size 22
Thread: Veevus 14/0 in Black
Dubbing: Superfine Dubbing
Wing: CDC in Gray

Originator

Mc. Fly Lures

Originator's web site

Mc Fly Angler

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