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Monthly Archives: November 2013
The RayJens
This fly is an old favorite but little known gem that needs to be revived. I found out about this great fly when I walked into Mike Holt’s Orvis shop, Fly Fishing Only in Fairfield, Me one day. Mike has closed … Continue reading →
The Pretty Young Wife
This fly is one I developed because I wanted a pink emerger. You see a lot of pink among steelhead flies because of the pink in a Rainbow trout’s coloring. The color is common in saltwater flies because it occurs naturally … Continue reading →
The Wood Special
This fly is an old New England favorite, the Wood Special. Joe Sterling of Danforth, ME developed the fly in the early 1960’s. Joe also created the famous Joe’s Smelt streamer, I’ll write about that one in a future column. … Continue reading →
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