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John Raynsford

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About John Raynsford

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    Bait Fisherman
  • Birthday 08/31/1960

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    rainbow
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    2007
  1. Howdy, usually no deeper than 15 ft does the trick on some of my favorite waters (non-glacial fed lakes). Gotta run for now, my online/keyboard time is limited this time of year. Looking forward to the discussions. Going out for silver salmon in the salt this weekend. Cheers ... John
  2. Hello all, I'm wanting to produce a "mottled" effect on my olive maribou streamers. These are being used in stillwaters fished deep and slow from a float tube. The shank is weighted when used with full sinking 6in per second lines have no problem working the flys at or near the thermocline. What type of marking pens would be recommended for a two tone effect on the olive maribou? Below is a before and after using a black sharpie chisel tip. Simply pressing the tip against the maribou while the fly rests on a piece of backing carboard allows the ink to "bleed" into the maribou. Find this works better than trying to stroke or paint the black ink into the maribou. Kinda like a ink pen blotting a shirt when leaking into your pocket. As the ink starts to dry I fluff it back out with a bodkin, preventing the individual maribou fibers to become "stuck" together. Curious what others are doing in this regard. Cheers! John Raynsford Eagle River, Alaska
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