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What flies should i use?

Hi everybody,

Does anyone have any suggestions for flies to use on the musselshell river MT. I'll be fishing in the Harlowtwon area Hitting a section of the river thats on private property that never gets fished. The area on the river has been none to produce big browns, cutthroats, rainbows, and brookies for bait fisherman. Ive seen it before and it is deffianetly fly-fishable even though the area it is in is very windy.
I'll be hitten a pond or two and fishing some creeks. Hopefully i'll catch something and i'll post some pictures.
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