Fly Testing 2-7-10

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Fly Testing 2-7-10

Postby bk on Sun Feb 07, 2010 9:53 pm

decided to try out some of the new flies tied during this wonderful weather of late. Hit the freshwater with my trusty 7'-6" long, tfo lefty k ticrx and a handful of my recent flies. the most productive were the "san juan worm" in white. tied with a bead head and about 2" white, ultra chenille on a #8 2xl dry fly hook.

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also productive was one of the new pencil poppers with mylar tube finish. Though not a good time of year for topwater poppers, i felt the need to try it. had moderate success.

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can't wait for things to warm up a bit.
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Re: Fly Testing 2-7-10

Postby Shorewalker on Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:54 am

It must have been warmer where you were :-) . The new popper looks like it will be the ticket when the fish move back up in the column. Keep up the good work.
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Re: Fly Testing 2-7-10

Postby skitterwalk on Mon Feb 08, 2010 3:50 pm

man the first fly looks like a hook with a white pipe cleaner wraped around it :lol: and that big of a fish ate it? :?
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Re: Fly Testing 2-7-10

Postby Shorewalker on Mon Feb 08, 2010 4:16 pm

Actually, it is a pipe cleaner without the wire. It looks exactly like what a 3 inch white trick worm would look like, although maybe skinnier.
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Re: Fly Testing 2-7-10

Postby bk on Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:51 pm

skitterwalk,



if i want a faster sink, i add a bead head behind the hook eye. i aslo cut the chenille off so it doesn't extend past the front. this helps to reduce the amount of line fouls around the material.
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