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    Question Seeking Fly Recipe.

    Hi! Is there anybody out there who has a recipe for a wet fly named Bob Dylan?
    Seems this pattern has become a must have for our North Island lakes.

    Would sure appreciate any help in getting a description and or Recipe. Thanks In Anticipation. Have tried Google No Go. JAX
    Last edited by Jax; 06-02-2011 at 08:04 PM. Reason: Senior Moment
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    I believe it is just a "Hare's ear Nymph" if my ageing mind is working ok!

    The tail goes that Bob use to fish with that all the time, thus the name.

    Check out the link, Davie is a GREAT teacher.



    http://wn.com/Hare's_Ear_Nymph_by_Davie_McPhail
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    The pattern you seek, is stuck up in a tree, the pattern is stuck up in a tree.
    If it swims and eats, it'll eat a fly.

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    the pattern is shaggy, messy, smells bad, and sounds horrible.

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    Ron Eagle Elk did the work....

    http://www.flyshop.co.nz/cgi-bin/for...ST;f=12;t=2976

    I wonder why it's called the Bob Dylan? Not nearly as cool as the Ray Charles.

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    Jax,

    I posted an inquiry on the NZ Board and got this as a reply, http://www.flyshop.co.nz/cgi-bin/for...ST;f=12;t=2976 .

    Hope that helps.

    REE
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    Thanks REE I should have looked close to home for starters. That is the Pattern I had described to me.

    Good Old FAOL to the rescue every time. Thanks for the input all. Jax
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    Good work REE. I googled and searched everywhere, EXCEPT the obvious, I am impressed

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