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Andrew C. Revkin also profiled Logan for The New York Times back in 1998: "Wielding a paintbrush with bristles finer than a baby's lashes, he dabbed varnish onto a near-perfect imitation of a green drake, or Ephemera guttulata, a burrowing aquatic insect. Hidden in the one-inch curl of the creature's body was the only obvious sign that it was not real -- a fish hook."
Of course Logan is only one of many tiers practicing the art of ultra-realism in fly creation. More devotees: Graham Owen, Steve Thornton, and Paul Whillock.
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