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by William Anderson » Fri May 04, 2012 10:13 pm
Carl, it seems like we spend a lot of time talking about slender, delicate bodies with lively materials, but I was wondering about these robust versions recently. My initial reaction was that maybe out West these make more sense on bigger water, which makes absolutely no entomological sense at all. It's just that the bigger Western waters and larger trout are foreign to me and maybe this construction is better suited there. I realize the nonsense in the thinking, but besides beetle patterns, we just don't see this body style often. Perhaps we should, especially when you're looking at a Killer Bug variation. I have a few tied fat, very much like this (nymphs) that are exceptionally effective, and no doubt this will be as well. It's a nice tie, and food for thought as well. Can we see the other versions?
w
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