Do fish really eat Crane Flies?

A viewer requested, non-traditional terrestrial fly– this crane fly can be an effective still or slow water pattern for any number of species.

Hook: #10-12 long shank
Body: Cinnamon turkey tail fibers
Legs: Knotted pheasant tail fibers
Wings: Ginger hackle feather tips
Hackle: Brown dry fly

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