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Ant, Parachute, Cinnamon
Item #: 615020438 The Parachute Cinnamon Ant Is one of the most effective ant patterns available. The realistic silhouette of this fly is extremely effective for selective fish and the parachute post makes this ant pattern easy to see on the water. The many different sizes of this pattern will help you find the exact size the fish are looking for. Fish will often target a specific color of ant especially on stillwater. If this pattern is in your box you will won't be caught wondering what the fish are eating. The Parachute Cinnamon Ant will work on all types of water throughout the world. |
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