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Leech, Sparkle, Brown

Item #: 615020406
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The pulsating action and unique light catching qualities of this Brown Sparkle Leech Fly make it a useful pattern in most trout lakes around the world. It is most effectively fished on a sinking or intermediate line wherever trout may be cruising or suspended.

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