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		By: Ronnie Swafford		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I use this fly as a dropper in all the major Colorado Rivers. From winter and spring fishing in the Arkansas to summer on the blue, this fly is always with me and usually sees action every trip. I use it as a go to fly under terrestrials in the summer and it never fails me. It&#039;s green color lends itself to fishing caddis hatches but I&#039;ve caught many, many fish on this fly when the caddis were no where to be found.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I use this fly as a dropper in all the major Colorado Rivers. From winter and spring fishing in the Arkansas to summer on the blue, this fly is always with me and usually sees action every trip. I use it as a go to fly under terrestrials in the summer and it never fails me. It&#8217;s green color lends itself to fishing caddis hatches but I&#8217;ve caught many, many fish on this fly when the caddis were no where to be found.</p>
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