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What are Stillwater flies?

Asked: Jens Bursell, Last Updated:

Flies particularly suited to stillwater fly fishing in lakes for trout. These stillwater lake flies include patterns like the Carey Special, damsel nymphs, scuds, the Olive Willy, Denny Rickard flies, Callibeatis nymphs, and more.

FAQ

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