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Formulator Yellow

Item #: 615020466
Your Price: $2.25

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Looking more like an extraterrestrial than a traditional terrestrial pattern, the fact remains that this Formulator Yellow fly catches fish. With its rubber legs, foam body and wild buggy design, trout may not know exactly what it is — they just know it looks good to eat. A perfect lead fly for a hopper-dropper rig

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