Fixed float crappie bead head flies.

[z520tom]

Great idea - only thing I'd suggest is make sure the end holes are really smooth so it doesn't rough up your line. I've got the same bodies for spinner making!!

Fatman I use a 60 degree deburring tool on the ends of the lead cylinder. You are right that it would tear up the line if it were left untouched.

[Fatman]

Thanks buddy!!

[shipahoy41]

I made these to fish under the some floats I modify by removing their stem and inserting sections of the lead lure bodies I pour for making in-line spinners. I adjust the size of the insert so that 3/4's of the float is under water. These floats weigh about 1/16 oz. The jigs / flies are Mustad 9672 # 10 fly hooks with painted brassie beads for the heads. Tails are my usual arctic fox tail and the bodies are crystal antron chenille. They probably weight about 1/100 oz. Usually fish them two to four feet under float during the spawn which is starting here. They work very well fishing shallow submerged stakebeds. Thought I would share with you all.