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    thanks for posting the pictures, sometimes I think I am living on the wrong coast

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    Great pictures and it looks like you had a lot of fun! A link to a step-by-step tying instructions for that frog pattern would be nice.
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    glad you like them...thats the biggest tarpon for me on my 6wt so far...the frogs and hybrid frog poppers were designed to get tarpon however my experiment was a little off form...everything else like them but I lost faith once the bigger tarpon showed...still working on that...the frogs are made without using a vice or thread...I call them the Miami Viceless Frog...the problem is I either need to glue it better or use thread on the hook to secure the pattern...a bass stripped the frog off the hook a couple times...the tarpon was caught on a Whisperering Bamboozler, my latest tarpon go to fly

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    It's a shame that we can't get tarpon stocked in Percy Priest Resevoir...


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    Quote Originally Posted by WarrenP View Post
    Great pictures and it looks like you had a lot of fun! A link to a step-by-step tying instructions for that frog pattern would be nice.
    heres a similar one with recipe and instructions.

    http://www.hafft.ca/deightonflies.htm
    Last edited by Normand; 11-22-2010 at 07:08 PM.

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    thats a great link Normand...much more work than what I put into them but very simular design on the legs, practically identical...those are very cool looking and there are some killer bass bug poppers out there...I used the leftover materials I found while cleaning my nasty tying table...I am trying to become better at bass fishing while the flats heal so I am fishing lots of freshwater...I am still determined to get a tarpon on one and the wind looks good enough tomorrow...lost 3 in the last 2 days...those frogs have the same colors that I use for the freshwater tarpon...mine are not worthy of tying info compared to those in the link...actually I dont use a vice or thread so they are not tied but assembled using basically scissors and glue

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