What would you look for if you were to hold the fly in your hand and didn't know its name or how it was intended to be fished?
By "wet" i mean nymphs as well as traditional "wet" flies.
How to distinguish between dry and wet flies?
What would you look for if you were to hold the fly in your hand and didn't know its name or how it was intended to be fished?
By "wet" i mean nymphs as well as traditional "wet" flies.
Last edited by HCR; 11-02-2009 at 12:51 AM.
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