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Published Jun 16. 2013 - 10 years ago
Updated or edited Sep 29. 2021
#45-2013 - Sebago Supreme
Sebago Supreme - Jim Malo Tied by: Jim Malo Originated by: Jim Malo Hook: Alec Jackson Spey Hook 2055 Gold #1.5 Thread: Pale yellow 8/0 Tag: Pearl...
#45-2013 Sebago Supreme - Jim MaloTied by: Jim Malo
Originated by: Jim Malo
Hook: Alec Jackson Spey Hook 2055 Gold #1.5
Thread: Pale yellow 8/0
Tag: Pearl micro braid
Tail: Brown asian squirrel
Body: Yellow floss
Rib: Peacock micro braid
Belly: Green bucktail
Wing: Orange bucktail then yellow bucktail then blue fox
Eye: Jungle cock nail
Head: Fire orange
Notes: Many angler have fond memories of the fabled waters of Maine's Sebago Lake. In Maine, there is a bounty of $100,000 reserved for the angler who manages to capture the new state record for togue (lake trout) in the deep waters of the Sebago. The current record was set back in 1958 by by Hollis Grindle of Ellsworth and his hefty 31 lbs. 8 oz. catch. In addition to the lake trout, Sebago Lake offers anglers a chance to hook up with landlocked salmon, bass and several trout species.
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Comment to #45-2013 - Sebago Supreme by Jim Malo
Very bright fly Jim, bet it would work well here in the U.K. on bright sunny days...