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  1. #21
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    Default poppers


    Quote Originally Posted by flytyfish View Post
    Here's some poppers I make for gills and then tie a dropper off the hook bend such as a bead head nymph. These are easy to make.foam sheets,contact cement, and punches


    Nice job on the poppers!

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    Default Ligon bream killer

    I think accardo distributes it now. I like the black w/white rubber legs. Cast it out, and don't twitch it, just let it sink really slow. Works great in clear water when they are bedding. If water is not real clear or is fairly deep you might wanna use a strike indicator. I'm sure ther are other companies or flytiers on the site that make something similar.

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    If you are into tying/making your own flies, these links might be helpful:

    Making Foam Plugs for the Foam Sandal Popper

    CLP Cheap Little Popper

    CLP (Cleap Little Popper)

    Or if you want to get fancy, you can use a Dremel lathe to shape foam with an emery board:

    Creative Foam Fly Tying - Dremel Bugs

    Size 8 Aberdeen Yellow Nymphomie Pusher

    Size 8 Aberdeen Green Chartreuse Nymphomie Pusher
    Robert B. McCorquodale

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    Used to do it all the time out on the canoe or at ponds. They seem to like the ugliest looking flies and poppers, maybe because all the pretty looking baits has hooked them a time or two :p
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    Quote Originally Posted by Supracerxtreme View Post
    Used to do it all the time out on the canoe or at ponds. They seem to like the ugliest looking flies and poppers, maybe because all the pretty looking baits has hooked them a time or two :p

    Those are some nice gills!

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    Here two flies that work really well for me:

    Myakka Minnow



    No. 12 bead-head nymph

    Steve
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    Quote Originally Posted by dixieangler View Post
    If you are into tying/making your own flies, these links might be helpful:

    Making Foam Plugs for the Foam Sandal Popper

    CLP Cheap Little Popper

    CLP (Cleap Little Popper)

    Or if you want to get fancy, you can use a Dremel lathe to shape foam with an emery board:

    Creative Foam Fly Tying - Dremel Bugs

    Size 8 Aberdeen Yellow Nymphomie Pusher

    Size 8 Aberdeen Green Chartreuse Nymphomie Pusher
    Robert,

    The Nymphomie Pushers look really good!

    Recipe?
    Steve
    Southern Drawl Kayak Fishing
    Native Watercraft-endorsed guide
    gibbysfishingblog.blogspot.com

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    Don't worry, Steve. I am sending you two like the ones pictured above.:D

    They are Dremel Foam Bugs. The hook is a size 8 Aberdeen. The tail is short marabou. The round head is a foam core plug that is shaped on the Dremel with an emery board. The body is punched out foam discs from a foam sheet. One or two turns of hackle between the body and the head. Add plastic half round eyes. Loctite Super Glue in the Easy Brush bottle locks all the parts in place.

    Nymphomie Pusher
    Hook: #8 Aberdeen
    Tail: Marabou short
    Body: About four foam discs from a foam sheet
    Hackle Collar: Dry fly (rooster), about two turns
    Head: Round shaped foam core plug
    Eyes: Black plastic half rounds
    Glue: Loctite Super Glue
    Body/Head Overcoat: Clear Sally Hansen Hard As Nails or clear epoxy
    Last edited by dixieangler; 03-05-2008 at 07:12 PM.
    Robert B. McCorquodale

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