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    Jimmy Nix Sunfish;http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3Den%26sa%3DN
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    Refer to Feather-Craft 2007 cat. page 45 and the Puglisi"freshwater baitfish pattern.
    I tye these on 8,6,4,Owner mosquitoe hooks for bluegills.I usually use EP fibers but also get
    very interesting results with Craft Fur.Also start to tye a clouser but instead of tying the streamer
    in the usual manner tye the hair in as bunches alon the hook shank as you would tye a typical
    Puglisi fly.

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    Robin: How does the Cat's Whisker differ from Crappie Candy? They look incredibly similar. JGW

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    Quote Originally Posted by white43 View Post
    Robin: How does the Cat's Whisker differ from Crappie Candy? They look incredibly similar. JGW
    John,

    The Cat's Whisker is kind of a marabou CC. David Train tied it originally as a stillwater "lure". Read this for a little background.
    http://business.virgin.net/british.c...tswhisker.html

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    ive got a new dahlburg variant that i came up with. i wanted a fly that would still dive but also have that jointed action of the jointed rapalas for regular fishing. and i just wanted to basically give it as much action as possible. so in this fly i threw in a dahlburg diving head, a jointed body segment, and a rabbit strip tail. im just calling it "The Jointed Dahlburg Diver" so here it is.


    no word yet on how it does, but come spring im gonna try it out. also, to give it the jointed body segment i just tied down some mono to the hook before starting the front section, and tied it to the eye of the hook of the back section

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    i just got my digital camera working so heres a pic of another of my deerhair creations. its supposed to imitate a dying fish. ive seen many imitations for just a fish floating on its side but not one that will do that and do the occasional dive of a dying fish. so heres mine

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    Awesome thread guys. I got a lot of great ideas. I can't wait to start tying again.

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    Sean
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    How about something like this, a variation of Tony's Froggie. Large one is going in my bass box in several different colors. I'll do some medium to small ones for a my panfish box and some size 16 to 24 for my trout box. Finally found a use for those cylinder damsel fly bodies lying around my desk.


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    Quote Originally Posted by DShock View Post
    This is a Dry Fly called, "Cat Puke" http://www.rainysflies.com/pages/tb_stonefly.html
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    Looks interesting!
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    Those look nasty! What do you tie with them.....hairballs?

    If you have a good shad and bluegill population where you fish, try one of these:

    Floating Head Generic Sunfish



    Silicone Head Dallas Cowboy Shad


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    Quote Originally Posted by tailingloop View Post
    Designed for Kelp Bass (Calico Bass), expected to be effective for largemouth

    www.btbff.com/index.php?/btbff/1EMPS/106/P2/
    It looks like a fly-rod version of an ArkieJig. Cool!

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