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Size 20 Duns

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Published on Oct 16. 2023 - 1 years ago
Updated or edited 1 years ago

Dry flies

Mayflies

Tying materials

Fulling Mill Ultra Dry Yarn..https://www.fullingmill.co.uk/Products-UK/Tying-Materials-Ultra-Dry-Yar…

Materials Used;

Hook, Fulling Mill Ultimate Dry size 20
Threads, Uni8/0 Olive Dun and Gray
Tail, Microfibets
Body and Thorax, Ultra Dry Dub Light Olive
Wing, Fulling Mill Ultra Dry Yarn Brown Dun

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