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    Hi guys, here is one of my favorite dragon fly patterns, works great on trout, bass, panfish and carp hope you like it


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    I got nothing but a little blue box with a ? in it.


    Never mind, I see it now. Very nice!

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    I really likey...So what's the recipe??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carpcrazy View Post
    Hi guys, here is one of my favorite dragon fly patterns, works great on trout, bass, panfish and carp hope you like it

    You ever drop this thing in a bowl of water? Does it turnover with the shell back down due to the dumbell eyes?

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    Warm, the recipe is simple here it is:

    Hook:streamer 4XL
    Thread:6/0
    Rib: copper wire
    Shellback: Stalcups flashback
    Abdomen: Ice Dubbing
    Thorax: Same as Abdomen
    Legs: Krystal flash
    Eyes: 2 1/8 " beads joined with 50lb monofilament

    Steven, when I have fished t, it doesn't turn, it rides with the point down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carpcrazy View Post
    Warm, the recipe is simple here it is:

    Hook:streamer 4XL
    Thread:6/0
    Rib: copper wire
    Shellback: Stalcups flashback
    Abdomen: Ice Dubbing
    Thorax: Same as Abdomen
    Legs: Krystal flash
    Eyes: 2 1/8 " beads joined with 50lb monofilament

    Steven, when I have fished t, it doesn't turn, it rides with the point down.
    Simple enough tie. Pretty cool looking fly. I'll bet it'll do well.

    I was wondering the same thing that Steven did but I'll take your word on it. Those eyes are pretty lightweight...it just doesn't take much to flip 'em though. I like it.

    I've seen some HUGE....HUGE... carp on the prowl on a couple lakes I fish in springtime. Clear water time. I'm piking-it though so I'm not after those brutes. I'd bet they run towards the 25-30# mark fairly easily. THICK fish and sizable too.

    Couldn't imagine wrestling one of those guys from my boat....

    Thanks for the fly. I'll maybe do a few up for fun sometime soon.

    Jeremy.

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