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Clyde Style Sandfly


 This sand fly imitation is one of two that are listed in John Reid's Clyde Style flies. It's a great fly for early to mid season fishing and well worth having in your box. John Reid's book is available here: https://amzn.to/3jbOXlz​

Robert C Sharp's books "Let's Fish the Clyde" & " Let's Fish Again" are currently very difficult to come by.
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