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- Bass Bug:
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Floating flies used for bass fishing. They are often
large flies that imitate frogs, mice, and various other
foods that bass eat.
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- Beads (fly tying):
- A bead designed specifically for fly tying. These
usually have a large opening on one side and a smaller one
on the other which makes it easier to slide onto a fly hook.
- Bobbin:
- A tool that holds a spool of fly tying thread and allows
the user to easily unspool it as necessary while keeping the
thread tight.
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- Bobbin Threader:
- A device used to quickly thread a bobbin tube.
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- Caddis Fly:
- A common aquatic insect that is an important food source
for trout. It goes through stages from nymph to adult with
tent shaped wings.
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- Chenille:
- A fly tying material that made of fine fibers twisted on
multiple threads. It is often used on wet flies.
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- Dry Fly:
- A fly that is designed to float on the surface of the
water. Most imitate an adult insect or some other part of a
fishes diet. Some do not represent any natural food but
attract fish because of their bright flashy colors.
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- Dropper Fly:
- A fly that is fished below another fly
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- Dual Hackle Fly:
- A fly tied with two hackles (usually of different
colors) at the same time.
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- Emerger:
- A fly that imitates a pupa on its way to the water's
surface to hatch.
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