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		<title>Huck Midge Perdigon</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The Chironomidae (we know them as chironomids or midges) comprise a family of nematoceran flies with a global distribution. And they hatch year round making them a must in your flybox.

It fishes well all year long in many conditions. Along with the Huck-bow Warrior cripple and it's Perdigon brother this is a great winter fly. I recommend size 16.

This fly is built on a barbless competition style jig hook.  It's wide gap provides a dramatically better hook set than a traditional hook.  You'll find your land to hook ratio will be much better than in a traditional nymph hook.  I tie these with an oversized tungsten slotted bead.   Then I stuff the slot gap with lead.  Combined with it's sleek epoxied body, this fly gets down in a hurry.  the tail is made of UV coated coq de leon feathers.  you can read all about the benefits of perdigon style flies in my article here.

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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Almost every lake and river around the world has midges and they hatch year round.   Tying this realistic fly Perdigon style was a no brainer.  it&#8217;s overkill for Stillwater like a lake because it&#8217;s cripple styled brother sinks just fine.  but, in fast moving water when you need to get the fly down this Huck Midge Perdigon is deadly.</p>
<p>This is my go to fly when nothing else is working because it is so close to looking like the naturals.</p>
<p>It fishes well all year long in many conditions. Along with the Huck-bow Warrior cripple and it&#8217;s Perdigon brother this is a great winter fly. I recommend size 16.</p>
<p>This fly is built on a barbless competition style jig hook.  It&#8217;s wide gap provides a dramatically better hook set than a traditional hook.  You&#8217;ll find your land to hook ratio will be much better than in a traditional nymph hook.  I tie these with an oversized tungsten slotted bead.   Then I stuff the slot gap with lead.  Combined with it&#8217;s sleek epoxied body, this fly gets down in a hurry.  the tail is made of UV coated coq de leon feathers.  you can read all about the benefits of perdigon style flies in my article <a href="https://wp.me/p4vB23-ob" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.</p>
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		<title>Huck Midge Cripple</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Feb 2018 18:01:25 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[The Chironomidae (we know them as chironomids or midges) comprise a family of nematoceran flies with a global distribution. And they hatch year round making them a must in your flybox. The Huck-Midge has a tungsten bead, flashbou tail, holographic wings, and it's cured with Clear Cure Goo Hydro. it imitates the pupa and crippled form of the midge and it deadly effective.]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I literally have been developing this fly for 20 years.  It took me that long to find a fly that always worked in most of the stages of a midge nymph and to find the perfect combination of materials.  This is my go to fly when i can&#8217;t get a fish to rise.  i use it as the top fly in a 2 nymph rig.  it&#8217;s also perfect to hang under a huck hopper in moving water scenarios.  The size 16 bigger size is perfect for rivers.  in still water, the 18 &amp; 20s work great.</p>
<p>Almost every river around the world has midges and they hatch year round.  Out in the eastern sierras on Crowley Lake in a float tube, where i cut my chops, i would watch the midges come up to the surface, sprout wings and fly away for hours on end.  but, more times than you&#8217;d think i&#8217;d watch a cripple fail to launch, ultimately sinking back to the depths to be consumed.</p>
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