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The most popular pattern used in Australia today. A must have if going to Tasmania it is used there in dun and midge hatches, in windlanes to selective rainbows and while wade polarising the Western Lakes. While it is seen as a beetle pattern it works in so many sizes and situations it could almost be seen as a universal attractor. Works equally as well on alpine streams and creeks. Suggested Uses - tasmania, beetle, attractor, beetle fall, western lakes, wade polaroiding
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