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Flies in the Tippet Month The Supervisor Dec-99 Lady Caroline Jan-00 Articulated Leech Feb-00 Halloweener Mar-00 Quigley's Crippple Apr-00 Wright's Royal May-00 Royal Coachman Sep-00 Green Butt Shunk Oct-00 CDEC & Elk Nov-00 October Sunshine Dec-00 Caddis Variant Jan-01 TransparANT Feb-01 Super Fly Mar-01 Ultimate Dragon Nymph Apr-01 2 for 1 Scud May-01 Beats Me Sep-01 Green Highlander Oct-01 Spawning Pruple Nov-01 Bead Head Witness Dec-01 Sparkle Grub Jan-02 Black Tungsten Bead Head Feb-02 Peeking Caddis Mar-02 Furdad Apr-02 X-Caddis Sep-02 Blue Rat Oct-02 H & L Variant Dec-02 Chickabou Soft Hackle Jan-03 Knickers Feb-03 The Guaranteed Mar-03 Atomic Worm Apr-03 Kirkham's Cray May-03 Wolfy's Hopper Sep-03 Bitch Creek Nymph Oct-03 Draper Dragon Dec-03 Goddard Caddis Jan-04 Oligochaete (ol-i-go-ket) Worms Feb-04 Mini Pop Mar-04 Larva Lace Chironomid Apr-04 Fluttering Caddis May-04 Irresistible Sep-04 P.T. Brass-e Oct-04 Purple Peril Nov-04 Freight Train Dec-04 Beadhed Midge Jan-05 Parachute Hare's Ear Feb-05 Alice's Don't Ask Mar-05 Bead Brooks Stone Apr-05 Blue Winged Olive May-05 Crawfish Tube-Fly Sep-05 Earl Madsen Skunk Nov-05 Golden Girl Dec-05 Woven Mayfly Emerger Jan-06 Doc Spratley Feb-06 Dave's Hopper Mar-06 Modified Wright's Royal Apr-06 Tying Humpy Wings Oct-06 Peacock Soft Hackle Nov-06 Duck Lake Chironomid, Red Dec-06 Klinkhammer Special Feb-07 Timberline Emerger Mar-07 Mickey Finn May-07 Antelope Bomber Oct-07 Crippled Mayfly Nov-07 Czech Nymph Dec-07 Caddis Emerger Jan-08 Emergin Caddis Feb-08 Foam-Backed Humpy Apr-08 Twilight Loop Winged Emerger May-08 The Cotcha Oct-08 Cooper John Nov-08 Turck's Cinnamon Power Ant Dec-08 Beadhead Prince Nymph Jan-09 The Ant Fly Feb-09 Riwaka Brassie Mar-09 Modified Shop Vac Apr-09 Adams Deer Hair Sedge May-09 Water Boatman Sep-09 Kaufmann's Stonefly Oct-09 Chernobyl Ant Nov-09 Bluddy Muddler Minnow Dec-09 Klinkhamer Jan-10 Bead Head Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail Nymph Feb-10 Bead Worm Mar-10 Olive Sparkle Scud Apr-10 Spent Sruce Moth May-10 Bow River Bugger Sep-10 Taylor's Fat Albert Oct-10 South Fork Sally Nov-10 Parasol Emerger PMD Dec-10 UV Madison Special Jan-11 Steelhead Rubber Legs Feb-11 Golden Nuggett Mar-11 Red Fox Squirrel Hair Nymph Apr-11 Koichi Kawai Beetle May-11 Olive X-Caddis Oct-11 Beats Me Nov-11 Pink Dink Leech Dec-11 Black or Purple Eggsucking Leech Jan-12 Royal Coyote Feb-12 Mrs. Simpson Mar-12 Skinny George Apr-12 Humpy May-12 Edson Tiger Variant Sep-12 Loop Wing Drake Emerger Oct-12 Muddler Minnow (tube style) Nov-12 Steeves TransparANT Dec-12 North Fork Special SBS Jan-13 Klinkhamer Emerger Feb-13 Winter Black Stonefly Mar-13 Balindaerry Olive Apr-13 Grease Liner May-13 Knudsen Spider Orange Sep-13 Beetle Bug Palmer Oct-13 Black Gold Stimulator Nov-13 Doc's Mayfly Dec-13 X-Caddis Jan-14 Prince Nymph Feb-14.

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