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The picture below are some spider creations I use for Bluegill useing a floating fly line with a seven foot tipet. Size 14 thru 10. The two below I use for crappie on a size four hook. My Fly line is sink tip line seven ft. White chennile body wrap with gold or silver tensil. Tail is pheasant tail quill and behind head is duck quill.
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You tying your own? top water produce better than "sinking"?
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Haven`t tried them yet , so don`t know if they`ll "produce"...............
new to tying and fly fishin.............
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Originally Posted by Pat
Not in my experience. Topwater is the most fun, though. :)
Depends on where the fish are and the mood they're in. If they're spawning, it really p!sses them off to have a fly over them. Thought I had a photo of one of my Clausers I use for crappie... can't find it.
This is close-
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you guys are tying some good flies. Good job
Yes, those are good looking baits, and they'll all catch fish.
Pat those are great looking spider creations. I'm not sure of the size hook your using. They look to big for Bluegill. They"ll work good on large mouth bass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Festus_Haggen
I use # 4 & 8 most of the time , same size we use for worm and bobber fishin......... plan to tie some with smaller hooks .............. will post a photo when they are completed...... thanks for the input
Those are nice looking baits.
Nice lookin spiders.We've been tying and using some also.Try these,Tokyo Spider,The Stealth Bomber.I also found Tying a foam spider on you tube.
Good looking bugs.;) mI havent fly fished in years, but my favs were floating spiders and a fly called a black ant. The bream couldnt resist.:p
used some foam ear plugs once and ran a hook thru the middle.
bream hit it just good
Great lookin bugs