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Traditional Hornberg, by Gary Smith

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From: Dave · ausable2·at·gmail.com
Submitted August 28th 2007

Good tie Gary. The Hornberg is one of the best patterns in the book. I have caught countless trout on them. This fly is a must in my fly box.

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