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Light Cahill Thorax
To look at it, it's hard to tell exactly what it is. A fish may be thinking the same thing, but at least to a fish, it looks tasty no matter exactly what it is. This fly works great as a pale evening dun pattern with its light body and bushy hackle. It also works as a cranefly, again with its lighter body and the long split tail representing a craneflys' long, gangly legs. And last but not least, this fly may even take fish as an aquatic moth pattern. A great fly to keep available.
Our Price: $1.95
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| Species: Pale Evening Dun |
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