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A recent Christine O'Donnell voter (who also identified himself as Christine O'Donnell) recently said, I heard that she said that she dabbled in the witchcraft when she was in high school and that means she's a witch and, oh, my fly's open -- sorry.
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A recent Christine O'Donnell voter (who also identified himself as Christine O'Donnell) recently said, I heard that she said that she dabbled in the witchcraft when she was in high school and that means she's a witch and, oh, my fly's open -- sorry.
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Expensive reels or fragile tackle such as fly's should be packed in your carry-on baggage.
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A fly's eyes have hundreds of different facets with which it is able to detect the briefest flickers of movement.
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Expensive reels or fragile tackle such as fly's should be packed in your carry-on baggage.
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Try using a dropper ... tippet tied to a dry fly's hook bend with a small nymph on the other end.
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If you are comfortable casting, tie on a dropper/tandem with a Hare's Ear or Pheasant Tail (this is a length of tippet tied onto the floating fly's hook with a fly at the other end).
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If you are comfortable casting, tie on a dropper/tandem with a Hare's Ear or Pheasant Tail (this is a length of tippet tied onto the floating fly's hook with a fly at the other end).
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Try using a dropper ... tippet tied to a dry fly's hook bend with a small nymph on the other end.
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A fly's eyes have hundreds of different facets with which it is able to detect the briefest flickers of movement.
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