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Tied by Jeremy Barela Photo by Jeremy Barela Hook: Daiichi 1130 #14-20 Bead: Copper bead to fit hook Tail: Pheasant tail fibers Abdomen: Pheasant tail fibers wrapped to thorax Rib: Small copper wire Thorax: Peacock swords wrapped Wingcase: UV Sparkle

Tied by Jeremy Barela Photo by Jeremy Barela Hook: Daiichi 1180, size to match the hatch Thread: Benecchi’s olive 12/0 Tail/Shuck: Rust colored antron trimmed length of body Rib: Small copper wire Abdomen: Pheasant Tail swords Thorax: BWO superfine dub

Tied by Jeremy Barela Photo by Jeremy Barela Hook: Daiichi 1130 #18-28 Thread: Black 8/0 Ribbing: XX fine Lagarten Silver wire Body: black thread Wing: White goose biot Legs: Dun hackle Start thread on shank and wrap to halfway point

Tied by Jeremy Barela Photo by Jeremy Barela Hook: Standard dry fly #12-18 Thread: Olive 8/0 Tail: Rust antron Body: Olive superfine, or color to match natural Wing: Elk hair with a grizzly hackle tied in parachute style. Tie the

Tied by Jeff Duran of CustomFlys.comPhoto by Jeremy Barela Hook: Daiichi 1130 (or equivalent scud hook) in sizes 14-20 Thread: UTC 70 Olive Brown Ribbing: Fine Copper Wire Tail: Pheasant Tail Angel Hair Wingcase: Black thin skin with 1 strip of

Tied by Jeremy Barela Photo by Jeremy Barela Hook: Daichi 1130 size to match hatch Bead: Gold bead to match size of hook Thread: Tan 6/0 UTC Ribbing: Gold wire Underbody: Grey chenille Legs: Dun hackle, oversized by 1 ½

Tied by Jeremy Barela Photo by Jeremy Barela Hook: Daiichi 1180 #14-18 Thread: UTC 70 Gray-Brown Tail: Rust colored Antron Body: Caddis Green hairs ear dubbing Wing: Snowshoe Rabbits Foot fur Head: Adams Gray superfine dubbing This is a versatile

Tied by John Johnson Photo by John Johnson This fly pattern is a new terrestrial developed by Blue Ribbon Flies in West Yellowstone, Montana. It is a highly visible dry fly that can imitate a beetle, cricket or large ant.