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St. Joe Favorite

Item #: 615020061
Your Price: $1.50

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The Blue Winged Olive of all the species and sub-species of Baetidae are one of the most varied and common insects in American waters. The numbers of trout flies that represent these are legion and include some of the most common and well-known patterns. However, on the world renowned St. Joe River in Norther Idaho, this pattern reigns supreme. It';s unique pattern catches fish like no other pattern we have developed. Try it on your home waters and bring more fish to the net! Discover what the secret of the St. Joe can do for you

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