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42 minutes ago, Poopdeck said:

Cream, this has become my go to crayfish pattern so thanks for sharing it. I still can't hot tip the zonkers and gave up trying in a cuss filled fit of rage. I have fished many crayfish patterns and this one is worth the effort. I tend to lose a few everytime but that's part of the game. It's a great pattern and relatively quick to tie if you build the "chassis" first, as you pointed out. 

If you clamp the strip in the vise, the trick is starting those fist thread wraps as close to the vise jaws as you can. It stiffens the strip up fast with just a few wraps of thread, then add the tips.

And yes, cost of doing business on the bottom. Gotta pay the tax. 

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4 hours ago, TheCream said:

 

I lost two of these on Saturday, so replaced +1.

 

BAM!!!
Killer Dude!

Kimo

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Actually, tied these today.  Updated versions of the Calcasieu Pig Boat.  The last one is a crayfish patterns.  I used rattles as the weight to make the hook ride upside down.

 

 

 

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Europa 12 Harklan

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The mallard flank came from an unwilling donor who met her demise  (not by me), along with her mate, along I-93 north out of Whitefish.

hook - WFC Model 4 #10
thread - Uni 8/0 rusty dun
shuck - Congo Hair chartreuse
body - Ice Dub hare’s ear
wing - hen mallard
hackle - barred cream

Regards,
Scott

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44 minutes ago, Kimo said:

Micro Game Changer, Black over Natural Pheasant Tail Rump

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Kimo

Absolutely killer Kimo.

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I have this idea in my head that I should be tying and fishing more winged wet flies: 

Light Cahill, #12, 2xl.  

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