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    Here's the minnow i tied with that ghost fiber I was looking for a couple of weeks ago. Great stuff. So fine that you can pull it apart with your hands. Fun to tie.

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    How does it look in the water?

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    hey dennis. looks good in the water. front half is lightly coated with flex-coat so it keeps the body. back end moves more and it looks like a swimmer to me. we'll see if the fish buy it.
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    Your Ghost minner is a winner!

    Rich

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    If you can pull it apart with your hands, will it stand up to multiple catches or will it shread easily? I'm not complaining, just curious.

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    Diane; That Ghost Fiber looks realy great. Just one question, if you can pull it apart with your fingers. Does it stand up to a mauling by an angry trout??
    Your fly looks great, and should charm the fish with no trouble. Jax

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    I guess I'll be finding out. I learned this fly in an FFF meeting demo and the guy who taught it said he'd been having luck with it. I just wanted to try working with the material. But now that I've tied a few, I'm having some serious need to make some fish angry with it. I'll let you guys know how it does later in the spring.
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    very nice, where did you find the Ghost fibre material ??

    Thanks

    Philip

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