Fulsher, Keith - Framed Fly with Card 7'6" which wouldn't be too hard

which wouldn't be too hard in the right hands

There is a shallow dent in the spacer from the seat ring

The action is a crisp dry-fly on the faster side of medium-fast and capable of considerable finesse and delicacy

Young was a close friend and fishing partner of Stanley Bogdan

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Fulsher, Keith - Framed Fly with Card 7'6" which wouldn't be too hardNew on the card fly by the author of "Tying and Fishing the Thunder Creek Series", Keith Fulsher. Fulsher was one of a small distinguished group, along with Don Gapen, Sam Slaymaker, Ed Hewitt, Art Flick, John Alden Knight, etc., to be the first to tie flies that more closely resembled native bait fish, rather than attractor flies. Pristine fly comes with typed identification "Golden Shiner, Originated and tied by Keith Fulsher". Card includes tyer's