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Henry's Fork
February 11, 2004


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We have been fishing the Henrys Fork the last two months with great success on the red sanjuan worm sizes 16-20 and olive bead head midges sizes 18-24. Of course stone flys nymphs are the most prevalent insect in the water this time of year so we always have success using those. We have consistently caught 17-20 inch rainbow and cutbow on these patterns early in the afternoon.





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