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Dye Job
by Michael Schmidt
Natural Dubbing
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All Night Hex
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Crotcheted Crawdad
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Rod Building Primer III
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A Day on the Tribs
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Fishing the Little Red
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Au Sable River A River of Diversity
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The Kayak Advantage
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Destination Margaree River
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Matching Feathers
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The Rising Cost of Fly Tying
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Fly Fish Radio Interview
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John Shewey Interview
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Categories: / Fly Tying / Salmon Flies / Classics

19th Century Salmon Flies
by Davie McPhail

Davie McPhail has supplied us with a great article this month and is so visually stunning we felt words were not need. This collection of over 70 photos are authentic salmon flies from the 1800's. While these flies are amazingly beautiful it is obvious that the anglers of this era chose to fish these flies hard. Looking at these flies we cannot help to wonder about the story behind each one and what fish they may have caught. The anglers who tied these magnifigant flies may be gone their stories will live on through the flies Davie so graciously let us see.

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