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Soft
Bodied Hatching Sedge Pupa
Flies and
photos by Steve Thornton
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| Hook |
Varivas
200O, Sized to match naturals |
| Thread: |
Dyneema |
| Abdomen: |
Virtual
Nymph Nymph Skin translucent either colored green with
either a Kurecolour 504 or a Edding 011 permanent marking
pen |
| Antennae: |
Porcupine
or Opossum Guard Hairs |
| Legs: |
Golden
Pheasant Tail |
| Wings: |
Plastic
Raffia, brown or black |
| Thorax
and Head Cover: |
Virtual
Nymph Nymph Skin |
| Dubbing: |
Spun
CDC |
| Pens: |
Edding
018, 142M, and 142S in Dark Browns |
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