ChuckD

I'll be moving to Lake Orion just in time for this. I'm planning on being there to check out what's in store for me fishing wise in Mi

Hey Andy The redfish candy is a great fly. Make sure you put a weedguard on it if you use leadeyes. http://chemprof.tripod.com/redcandy.html Here's DC Wiggler a similar tie but seems to imitate a jerkbait it can be fished as a bottom bumper or baitfaish. Make sure you use long think feathers for the tail http://www.inshore-fishing.com/forum/index...&hl=wiggler

Great looking shrimps. the redfish down here should love them

About one inch wide by three or four inches deep. Smaller version of what krystal flash comes in.

More like open end little baggies

Does anyone have a link to somewhere to buy those little plastic sleeves to store flies in?

I've been tying some gitzit type flies using rubber legs metallic dubbing and 90 and 60 degreee jig hooks

Try using Loon hard as hull instead of epoxy

Da bones and reds like em. Nice flies

I plan on trying it in the Turks and Caicos next month.

I can't see that box

Now that's funny :hyst:

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Am I blind or did the link to the tying videos disappear :help:

Fish caught today on actual fly in vice. One of 6-7 caught today

Great little shallow water redfish fly Caroline Shrimpi Materials Hook: mustad sig. c 4750 Gamma Sl 45 size 2-4 Thread: (color to match fly) I don't use flat waxed for this fly Antennae: (optional) Moose Mane Eyes: Bead Chain Body: slf, sow scud,etc. Dubbing Flash: Chartreuse Krystal Flash Wing: Puglisi 3D Fibers Colors dictated by water conditions I like tans, olives, chart. mostly Tie in bead chain at rear of hook, tie in moose mane Prepare dubbing loop and spin dubbing to create a brush Spin dubbing brush forward towards eye of hook Attcah two strands of flash and tie in wing (cut ends so they pass eye) Whip finish, use marker to bar wing,

ChuckD everywhere fishing with Sapro tomorrow. How's the tying coming

Tied a couple up from the pic and the sculpin instructions. Came out prety good. thanks for the help

Panfisher Another Orlandoan here. you ever get over to the lagoon much

That's it. Now if I could just find the tying steps or a recipe

This fly looks pretty interesting for smallies in Canada (maybe a walleye). does anyone have a recipe?

Looks like a redfish killer

QUOTE (getholdofjoru @ Jul 6 2005, 11:41 AM) Your nuts if you don't take a olive crystal bugger with silly legs. Caught a five pounder on one in Canada

Amazing tie