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  1. 05-04-2010, 11:50 AM #1
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    Mixing marabou and duck. Hints of flash buried in body. Clousers continue to be my favorite jig/fly to tie.

    I probably would tie them even if they didn't work.
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    i seen them using these on the outdoor channel catching steelies with them...bright orange i believe
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    Quote Originally Posted by hays47 View Post


    Mixing marabou and duck. Hints of flash buried in body. Clousers continue to be my favorite jig/fly to tie.

    I probably would tie them even if they didn't work.
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    Nice tie!!!!!!!!!! they work great for smallmouth!!!!!

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    very professional looking.

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    what did you seal your head with? i usually seal mine with head cement or sallly hensens hard as nails nail polish...
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    Very nice job hays47.

    River slabs....this may help you some. There is a thread on this forum somewhere that has a video on how Bob Clouser does the epoxy head finish on the clouser. I would recommend you take a look at it.
    These may help some. These videos are by Bob Clouser.

    The Clouser Minnow

    YouTube - BOD CLOUSER - MINNOW 2
    YouTube - Fly Tying: Clouser Minnow


    How to apply epoxy
    YouTube - BOB CLOUSER - MINNOW 4


    Here are two other great videos on the Clouser.

    DNA Clouser Minnow - (I like this material for making some clousers)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6yO2...eature=related

    YouTube - Tying a Clouser Minnow
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