Adams

TBT again! Here is one of my classic Adams flies I tied many years ago. My tribute to Len Halladay who originated the fly in the summer of 1922.

Adams - Original | www.johnkreft.com

In some of my research, I came across this Youtube video of the story of Len Halladay. Hope you enjoy it!

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