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    Quote Originally Posted by narcodog View Post
    I'll say this a winged Quill Gordon wet was a very effective fly for me. The QG exits their shuck on the on the bottom.
    Narc,
    You are right. "Some" of the Eporus eclode before arriving at the surface, but "most" do not.
    Please see this:
    http://www.troutnut.com/hatch/5/Mayf...WOs/index3.php

    Warren,
    You are right. Minds are rarely changed, but I think even the discussions lead to clarifications on certain subjects.
    I do think challenging our thinking is a good thing.
    Last edited by Byron haugh; 06-12-2014 at 05:12 PM.

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