Description
This is my go-to Green Drake Dun dry fly imitation. When the green drakes are hatching this is a great pattern to turn to!
Tuttle’s Green Drake Shake (2 Pk)
$6.00
This is my go-to Green Drake Dun dry fly imitation. When the green drakes are hatching this is a great pattern to turn to!
Additional information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Color | Green, Brown |
| Size | 12 |
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