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Posted by Rippin' Lip at 2:44 AM

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Nathan FosterJanuary 11, 2011 at 6:07 PM
ummmmm kyle woodbury!!!!
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Rippin' LipJanuary 11, 2011 at 11:07 PM
I can't believe you did a Kyle Woodbury on here!
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My Top Wet Flies

Brassie
Carey Special
Chironomids
Copper John
Crystal Bugger
Crystal Leech
Emergent Sparkle Pupa
Gold-Ribbed Hare's Ear
Green Drake Emerger
Jannsen's Turkey Calibaetis
Little Green Thing
Marabou Leech
Pheasant Tail Nymph
Prince Nymph
Purple Showgirl
Sheep Creek Special
Stayner Ducktail (Blonde Stayner)
Taylors Shrimp
Teeny Nymph
Tommy's Pretty Damsel
Woolly Bugger

My Top Dry Flies

Adam's
Blue Dun
Blue Wing Olive Parachute
Brown Drake
BWO (Blue Wing Olive)
Clayne Bakers Floating Ant
Crystal Caddis
Dave's Hopper
Elk/Deer Hair Caddis
Griffiths Gnat
Humpy
Lawson's Paradrake
Light/Dark Cahill
Midge
Mike Lawson Caddis Fly
Mosquito
Parachute Adams
PMD
Royal Coachman
Royal Wulff

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