Fishing Articles - Pat Dorsey
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Bead Head Pheasant Tail #18 popular
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The first bead-head patterns were fished in Northern Italy's picturesque Alps during the late 1980's. European anglers around this geographic area were successful using bead-heads for both trout and grayling. Roman Moser, one of Germany's most innovative fly...
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Flyfishing Guide Pat Dorsey popular
For Orvis-Endorsed Guide Pat Dorsey, fly-fishing is a way of life. Pat's enthusiasm for fly-fishing is unmatched and his ability to share knowledge is what makes Pat so unique. From the complexities of fooling large trout on tiny nymphs to dry fly fishing...
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Olive/Black Woolly Bugger #10 popular
Of all the myriad of fresh water patterns, the Woolly Bugger ranks high among the best all time trout producers. Much of the Woolly Buggers success is due to its "buggyness", and when fished correctly the "Bugger" breathes life imitating an assortment of food ...
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Parachute Adams #18
Any well-seasoned angler would agree, the Adams is one of the most popular dry fly patterns of all time. Although the Adams origin dates back to the early 1930's; its originator is still unknown to the fly-fishing world today. From its beginning, the Adams...
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Yellow Stimulator #12
Every time I see, or fish with a Stimulator, vivid memories from several years ago bring a grin to my face. My assignment involved a multi-day guide trip with some folks from Evergreen, Colorado; and our fly-fishing excursion was going to encompass several...
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