The profile looks very similar to a Threadfin shad or little gill which would be great. How do they look wet?
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Here are a couple more of my EP fiber minnows. It's hard to tell but they are very thin...almost see through. I need your input as to the shape and if anyone has worked with this material. I know it's not just a tail and chenille that most tiers do but I think it has some real potential. Give me your thoughts please.![]()
The profile looks very similar to a Threadfin shad or little gill which would be great. How do they look wet?
https://www.crappie.com/crappie/jig-...usion-minnows/
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Cool. Those look a bit different than mine. I have been tying EP fiber on the top and the bottom with very little fiber and working up towards the head. I think those others are wrapped around using a dubbing loop or a brush. I tried some using that method at first but it made a pretty thick round shape. This is flatter and thin.
They look good. How do they look underwater?
From my understanding certain materials in white become transparent underwater so tyers will tie up mylar or similiar material to the shank to mimic a bait fish.
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I’ve seen salt water flies from a similar material made reasonably thick, then the sides are shaved or scissored off to make it skinny but tall. Just a thought. I think they’ll catch fish like they are.
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