Adams Cripple - The crippled mayfly is the easiest meal a hungry trout can eat. The first "Crippled Adams" I ever saw came from the vetaren fly fisherman, that asked me for a Dyberry Special. It was a fair exchange. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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The crippled mayfly is the easiest meal a hungry trout can eat. The first "Crippled Adams" I ever saw came from the vetaren fly fisherman, that asked me for a Dyberry Special. It was a fair exchange.
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