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• Code: N-TOPPR
• Price as low as: $1.36
  
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Pat Dorsey spends more time with midges than anyone...decades of guiding and tying have evolved this pattern to be it's namesake. Deadly on its own or fished in tandem with a Thread Midge.

Prices for Top Secret Midge - Purple
1 flies $2.20 ea.	2-3 flies $1.65 ea.	4-6 flies $1.47 ea.	7-11 flies $1.41 ea.	12+ flies $1.36 ea.

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• Code: D-LLBY
• Price as low as: $2.15
  
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A South Texas favorite and one of the great flies to come out of the Hill Country.  This fly can immitate hoppers, crickets, and spiders.  It floats high and is durable.  Dip it in a bit of Fly Agra and this fly will float all day.  While originally designed for bass and other panfish, we dare you to toss this for trout.  Available in Yellow and Tan.

Prices for Llano Bug - Yellow
1 flies $3.46 ea.	2-3 flies $2.60 ea.	4-6 flies $2.32 ea.	7-11 flies $2.21 ea.	12+ flies $2.15 ea.

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• Code: N-MRASP
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Blue + Red + Glass Bead + Zebra Midge = Raspberry Midge.  Funny looking and funny name, but the results are not to be laughed at.  Well, actually, this fly catches a silly number of fish...especially during the winter months.

Prices for Mercury Raspberry Midge
1 flies $2.20 ea.	2-3 flies $1.65 ea.	4-6 flies $1.47 ea.	7-11 flies $1.41 ea.	12+ flies $1.36 ea.

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• Code: W-CUDA
• Price as low as: $3.14
  
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Prices for Cuda Fly
1 flies $5.06 ea.	2-3 flies $3.80 ea.	4-6 flies $3.39 ea.	7-11 flies $3.24 ea.	12+ flies $3.14 ea.

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• Code: W-ITCHB
• Price as low as: $2.41
  
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Starting out in 2010 as a carp fly, this has evolved into one of the hottest saltwater patterns for everything from triggers to bones to permit.  Even GTs, but those thugs wil eat anything.  It is buggy and it catches lots of fish.  This version is tied with beadchain eyes.  We also have it available with lead eyes.

Prices for Itchy Scratchy Permit Fly - Beadchain
1 flies $3.89 ea.	2-3 flies $2.92 ea.	4-6 flies $2.61 ea.	7-11 flies $2.49 ea.	12+ flies $2.41 ea.

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• Code: W-ITCHL
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Starting out in 2010 as a carp fly, this has evolved into one of the hottest saltwater patterns for everything from triggers to bones to permit.  Even GTs, but those thugs wil eat anything.  It is buggy and it catches lots of fish.  This version is tied with lead eyes.  We also have it available with beadchain eyes.

Prices for Itchy Scratchy Permit Fly - Lead Eye
1 flies $3.89 ea.	2-3 flies $2.92 ea.	4-6 flies $2.61 ea.	7-11 flies $2.49 ea.	12+ flies $2.41 ea.

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• Code: S-KLXSK
• Price as low as: $2.27
  
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The Kreelex is a Chuck Kraft creation.  Chuck was a guide and master fly tyer.  As the story goes, Chuck guided 160+ days per year and started guiding in South America in the 1990's.  It was here that he first used the Kreinik flash that is used to tie this fly.  The material moves, pulsates, and breathes in the water. While the original name was the "Rolex," it didn't take long before his friends advised him that those watching might have an issue with the name.  This fly has produced trout, bass, and salt species.  We were first turned on to the fly as a point fly when Czech stlye nymphing.  George Daniel uses this fly with great success as a jigged streamer in high, stained water.  It works.  Everywhere. For all species.

Prices for Kreelex - Silver & Peacock
1 flies $3.66 ea.	2-3 flies $2.74 ea.	4-6 flies $2.45 ea.	7-11 flies $2.34 ea.	12+ flies $2.27 ea.

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• Code: S-KLXGC
• Price as low as: $2.27
  
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The Kreelex is a Chuck Kraft creation.  Chuck was a guide and master fly tyer.  As the story goes, Chuck guided 160+ days per year and started guiding in South America in the 1990's.  It was here that he first used the Kreinik flash that is used to tie this fly.  The material moves, pulsates, and breathes in the water. While the original name was the "Rolex," it didn't take long before his friends advised him that those watching might have an issue with the name.  This fly has produced trout, bass, and salt species.  We were first turned on to the fly as a point fly when Czech stlye nymphing.  George Daniel uses this fly with great success as a jigged streamer in high, stained water.  It works.  Everywhere. For all species.

Prices for Kreelex - Gold & Copper
1 flies $3.66 ea.	2-3 flies $2.74 ea.	4-6 flies $2.45 ea.	7-11 flies $2.34 ea.	12+ flies $2.27 ea.

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• Code: N-JQPR
• Price as low as: $1.90
  
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Quills provide natural segmention without any need for additional materials.  That helps this fly stay sleek and sink quick.  Well played, Mr Olsen.  Like Perdigons in general, this fly has nothing to stop it from dropping to the bottom and resembling the size and silhouette of just about any mayfly nymph. The old adage states "if your nymph isn't getting stuck, you're not fishing where you should be" The Jiggy series uses a 60 degree jig hook, allowing the angler to fish the fly directly on the bottom where nymphs live. Increased drifts without hanging up on the bottom is the biggest advantage this style nymph offers. This orientation also helps with a more positive hook up, typically pinning the fish top dead center allowing a faster and safer release!

Prices for Jiggy Quilldigon - Purple
1 flies $3.07 ea.	2-3 flies $2.30 ea.	4-6 flies $2.06 ea.	7-11 flies $1.96 ea.	12+ flies $1.90 ea.

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• Code: S-KLXCG
• Price as low as: $2.27
  
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The Kreelex is a Chuck Kraft creation.  Chuck was a guide and master fly tyer.  As the story goes, Chuck guided 160+ days per year and started guiding in South America in the 1990's.  It was here that he first used the Kreinik flash that is used to tie this fly.  The material moves, pulsates, and breathes in the water. While the original name was the "Rolex," it didn't take long before his friends advised him that those watching might have an issue with the name.  This fly has produced trout, bass, and salt species.  We were first turned on to the fly as a point fly when Czech stlye nymphing.  George Daniel uses this fly with great success as a jigged streamer in high, stained water.  It works.  Everywhere. For all species.

Prices for Kreelex - Chartreuse & Gold
1 flies $3.66 ea.	2-3 flies $2.74 ea.	4-6 flies $2.45 ea.	7-11 flies $2.34 ea.	12+ flies $2.27 ea.

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