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The CDC Little Sulphur Dun
The "Ephemerella Dorethea Dorethea" hatch, or as we know it, the Little Sulphur hatch here in the Northeast is a hatch one must be able to cover on most waters. Aside from the Caddis hatches, it is the longest running mayfly show in town, and a remembered fly throughout most of the season. The Dorothea is the smallest of the Sulphurs most will encounter, and the predictable hatch timing makes this hatch a local favorite.
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Little Sulphur Dun Recipe
Hook: #16-20 Standard Dry
Thread: 8/0 Olive Dun Uni-thread
Tail: Medium Pardo CDL
Abdomen: Sulphur Turkey Biot
Hackle: Honey/Golden Badger
Wing: Medium Dun CDC
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