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JustinCarf

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  1. Welcome aboard Justin! I go to Chicago every other day working as a conductor on the railroad. We stay in Homewood area. Nice Smallie! Where u catch it at? Fox, DuPage river? Look forward to seeing your post.

    Thanks, for the welcome! I caught that smallie at Vulcan Lake inside the Three Oaks Recreation Area in Crystal Lake about 3 years ago. It's the biggest smallie I've ever caught. I got her on a size 6 black wooly bugger.


  2. I bought some EP fibers last week, and started tying with them. Very easy to work with, and fun. I love the patterns, and flies you're able to tie with this material. Here are 3 of my attempts at some shad, and bluegill. Hopefully, the bass will find these tasty. I just learned today that I can color on them with permanent marker. Future ones will have some stripes, and dots.

     

    Don't mind my backgrounds...I like to spice the pictures up a bit. smile.png

     

    This was my first attempt. This will be on the search for some monster bass.

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    Second attempt with a smaller hook, and I added a little red bucktail underneth.

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    Third attempt...there's some silver flash on the sides.

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    Fourth attempt...Improving!

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  3. Allow me to introduce myself, my name is, Justin. I've been fly fishing for about 5 years now, and I have been tying for the past 3. I usually only tie during the winter months, but I plan on changing that.

     

    Living here in Chicago - I do a lot of bass, and panfish fishing. I caught my first rainbow trout this past year on the Current River in southern Missouri, and I also caught my first brown trout in The Driftless area of Wisconsin, and let me just say...trout are beautiful fish! I fell in love with the Driftless Area of Wisconsin, and I plan to make more frequent trips back this upcoming season.

     

    Looking forward to learning some knowledge from all of you, and hopefully, I will be able to contribute some of my own.

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