Ke-He Brown Wet

Reference WTF10-079

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£1.20

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In the 1930's reputedly two fishermen, Kemp and Heddle, created this pattern in a attempt to represent the beetles they saw the trout feeding on, and almost 80 years on the fly is still killing trout best tied on the bob and fished near the margins.

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