Picture of the week

October 3, 2009

I got this picture from Travis “Dr” Gillespie’s blog www.xstreamoutdoors.com.

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caddis hatch, provo river caddis

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Ross Slayton aka the flytyinfreak Says:
October 3, 2009 at 9:22 am
Dicosmoecus aka disco caddis aka October caddis aka great orange sedge aka “the last double cheeseburger of the season Mr. trout” I love this hatch! The fish get so crazy, they attack with what my high school football coach called reckless abandon!

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