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McGinty Bucktail
This steelhead version of the classic McGinty wet fly was likely created sometime in the 1920s and was a popular pattern in the Pacific Northwest for a couple of decades before largely falling out
Blacknose Dace
Created by Art Flick and first mentioned in his 1947 "Streamside Guide to Naturals and their Imitations," the Blacknose Dace is one of the most popular and effective streamers in existence.
Walt's Worm
Probably the simplest fly pattern in Morgan Lyle's "Simple Flies," Walt's Worm was created in 1984 by Walt Young of Pennsylvania. This is not a bead head version, or Walt's Sexy Worm...
The Allerton
The Allerton classic wet fly was created for Robert G. Allerton of New York City, the treasurer of the Oquossoc Angling Association on the Rangeley Lakes in Maine.
The Cowdung
Mentioned as far back as Isaak Walson's "Compleat Angler" of 1653, the Cowdung is a true classic fly.
Krystal Flash Soft Hackle Wet Fly
A very simple soft hackle fly pattern that uses Krystal Flash for the body and brown partridge for a hackle.
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