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Old 01-23-2007, 12:49 PM
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Where can I find good patterns ? Send link!!!!
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Re: Pickerel/Pike and Muskie Flies

I found lots just googling pike fly, pike fly patterns, etc. if you mean patterns to tie yourself

Otherwise, Cabelas sells a pike assortment that contains some well tied Umpqua flies.
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Thanks dude...I'm the googlemeister......was looking for paterns from forum membership that people knew were effective for them and when. Also just looking to start a new thread and a fresh topic.
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