A #12 or #14 Adams-
A #12 or #14 Adams-
My guess would be the Adams. While there are other popular flies, like the woolly bugger, the Adams is more difficult to tie and is probably purchased more.
I must admit thought, mcsteff's "the one on Levi's Jeans" is good one!
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Joe
[This message has been edited by flyfisherjoe (edited 08 January 2006).]
I'm thinking an egg, glo-ball, wharever you want to call it
I'll go with the Parachute Adams.
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Copper John.
I think I read about it in a mag.
Ok, I'll go out on a limb and say..
Black-nosed Dace
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[This message has been edited by Grubb (edited 08 January 2006).]
"Because by the Grace of God I can, be on a beautiful mountain stream with a friend , have the water boil from a 12" Native Brookie taking a self tyed dry,and feel it on the end of my cane... It don't get no better than that..."
I believe it used to be the Adams but I think the Elk Hair Caddis has passed it now.
IM gonna go with Jack's answer...Woolly Buggers
I think I read somewhere that it is a Copper John, which kind of suprised me since I've never used one. I'm a bit "out of the loop" and tend to gravitate away from yuppie flies.
Pray, do tell Mrs. Ladyfisher!! The suspense it too great!!
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Jude
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