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March Brown Emerger (Soft Hackle)

March Brown Emerger (Soft Hackle)

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A March Brown in the wild emerges quickly, which is why swinging a slightly submerged wet fly works so well. This mayfly soft hackled pattern contains a bead hidden in the thorax, and has a red thread head that serves as added attraction. A great pattern for spring fishing for trout and landlocked salmon in rivers as well as on ponds.  

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