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supaflygsr

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  1. sorry fella's had to get caught up on some swaps from another form :blink:

     

    looks like we have a good selection of shrimp so i'll tie a baitfish

     

    will be salt fishin the first time this summer in naples and the keys :yahoo:

     

    Looks like white is a tough color to beat for snook unless there's an objection or request i'll tie a white baitfish of some sorts.

     

    Thick bellied or narrow and clouser like...what do the fish prefer :dunno:


  2. Saw Jens "naked" fly and thought of an idea for my colored hooks. Use the hook color for the body!! Ran into two problems

     

    1. How to tie the tag off clean without showing the thread wraps

    2. Need to figure out a new material for the wing...to steep of a taper on the head to really ad anything else

     

    maybe one of you guys could run with the idea!!!

     

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  3. I picked up a fly fish america awhile back and a TN guide was raving about the "duck river gurgler" in the pattern section

     

    basically its a gurgler that's kinda mousey...long story short i lost the magazine and improvised

     

    duck river gurgler variant

     

    hook: favorite bass bug hook (i tend to used a 1/0 but 2's are productive as well)

    tail: chinchilla(sp?) rabbit strip 1/8 or smaller in width

    body: either palmered rabbit or brown chenille

    hackle: for chenille body i used brown or tan grizzly variant

    legs: 2 rubber legs for each side

    back: thin black 2mm foam 1st with dark brown 2mm foam over the black

     

    the palmered rabbit strip bodies i use on the 8wt and the chenille i use for the 5 or 6wt

     

    much quicker tie than deerhair bugs.

     

    but yes mouse flies dominate smallies atleast here in NC :headbang:

     

    early morning and evening/night are most productive, however, one of my largest smallies this year came on the DRG around 2pm on a sunny 90 degree day

     

    good luck!

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