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5 comments:
You can't go wrong with a Purple Haze. It's my go to fly lately.
Mike
Nice Post! Sounds like a fun day for sure.
Ironically I have been tying some purple parachute Adams' (purple haze?)lately. Now I just need to find the time to fish them... hopefully with you. I will leave the .22 rifle at home though ;)
thanks gents! scott i look forward to it.
That's some gorgeous water
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