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    Default Already Tying For them Gills next Spring (Pic)


    Just found a pattern I liked and changed it some for this fly and I do believe the gills will love it. What do you think?

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    Even though I am not totally happy with this one it should still be One more for them old gills...
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    Skip: I think that bottom one should hammer 'em on the beds. There's a local pattern here in SW OKlahoma called the chrome dome that absolutely catches bluegills year round, but especially in the Summer. It's a very simple pattern, and may be in a Warm Water pattern book, but I doubt it. It's a silver bead head, silver tinsil chenille body, and red saddle hackle bards for the tail. On about a #8 hook. Called the Chrome Dome. I would post a pic but don't have the ability.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OKSTATEjiggy
    Skip: I think that bottom one should hammer 'em on the beds. There's a local pattern here in SW OKlahoma called the chrome dome that absolutely catches bluegills year round, but especially in the Summer. It's a very simple pattern, and may be in a Warm Water pattern book, but I doubt it. It's a silver bead head, silver tinsil chenille body, and red saddle hackle bards for the tail. On about a #8 hook. Called the Chrome Dome. I would post a pic but don't have the ability.

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    And a silver bead you say?

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    Very nice, Skip. Those would slay the gills and bass here in the small lakes of the Wichita Mountains
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    I'd eat it..... if I was a fish :p
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    The second picture is awesome my friend.
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