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    Default Flies for the KS Bluegill Fish-In

    Alright, time to tie like a maniac last-minute and get the supply ready for the Fish-In! What flies are you gonna make sure to have plenty of? I plan to bring my tools and some materials to tie there as well.

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    Here's my (growing) list:

    poppers/gurglers of many styles
    Bully's spiders in multiple colors, primarily black, brown and olive
    boa leeches
    hare's ears
    yellow/black fly that I tie and like
    small woolly buggers

    I'll also have a vise and materials. Hare's mask, chenille, foam, legs, peacock herl, maribou, boa yarn and anything else that will fit and looks gilly.
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    My best producer last year was this nondescript nymph tied with copper colored "Lite Brite" dubbing.

    I also caught fish on black/peacock bluegill buggers, hare's ear nymphs, and small buggers.
    Steve
    "If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went"
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    Look at http://www.flyanglersonline.com/arti...se20100405.php
    The Boudreaux and JitterBee are the most reliable of ANY bluegill flies. Yes, everyone has favorites, but these two should always be on top of the list.

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    gurgle pops, chernobyl ants, mohair leaches and boa leaches have all been good this weekend.May 30 2010 018.jpgMay 30 2010 005.jpg
    "Next to a healthy 10 pound carp a brook trout can look like a minnow in a clown suit"

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    Steve that first pic would look better if you had a blue and red shirt on. Nice fish anyway. Is that down in the pits?

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    Yes larry that is at the pits. Sorry I won't wear red and blue anymore.
    Larry that bass was caught on my 2wt got a bit interesting with the cattails.
    "Next to a healthy 10 pound carp a brook trout can look like a minnow in a clown suit"

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    The combination of red and blue with a touch of yellow makes me want to vomit! I did (no lie) absoltely whup the fish on an all-purple fly with silver bead chain eyes this morning....

    Steve, don't catch em all before we get down there!

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    Kid the only time you will see me in purple is when I have a bruise. Steve, I bet that was some fight on your hands with a 2 wt. Good job landing that beast.

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    Just a few more days! I've got some leeches and hares ears in the works yet... Then on to orange Slumpbusters!

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