The Teton River starts as a few small creeks running out of the Teton and Bighorn Mnts in East Idaho. What starts out as a slow moving river soon becomes a class VI white water after only fifteen or twenty miles of travel. Many of the creeks hold spawning and resident yelllowstone cutthroat trout.
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recipe
hook: standard nymph hook 10-16
thread: uni thread 8/0
abdomen: hares ear dubbing
rib: copper wire
thorax: hares ears dubbing
legs: brown CDC
back:turkey tail feather
emergence spot: opal tinsel
bead head: tungsten
tail: white turkey quill
john barr is the master. this is an awesome general nymph. a combo of lots of his innovations i used this as my heavy nymph all summer. seems to lose luster in the winter time.
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John Barrs Tungstease is the name of this little dandy