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In the words of Hugh Falkus, "Of all hair-wing salmon flies for late spring and summer fishing with floating line, the simple Stoat's Tail is one of the best we have." This fly has been around for a long time and has in all probability accounted for more salmon than any other fly, particularly if we take into account its many variants.
A classic hair-wing salmon fly for late spring and summer fishing, especially when presented on a floating line. It is best used as a traditional salmon fly pattern in rivers where salmon are responding to swung flies.
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