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Who uses them ? Tackle company that was in greenwood ,ms . Closed that made these . Betts makes one that has a feather ( does not sink as well ). Anybody know where to find this bait ?Attachment 159114Attachment 159115Attachment 159116Attachment 159117
not sure where to find them, but they look easy to make. Red and black chenille, black hackle, and red thread. do you know what size hook they are on?
6 or 8 . (I think)
Looks like chuck and debs has that particular lead head... I think I saw it on grizzly too... I'm sure someone could make you some that would look really similar
Will these work for you buddy?
Here a few more Coach!
Looks good . What size hook is that ?
#6 Coach
best way to find out is to get' em wet !Quote:
Originally Posted by justcameslabdaddy
I've used them alot but like a Black Ant better, it sinks deeper and faster.
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Originally Posted by eagle 1
eagle,
Tie your own? It's fun to tie, and bluegills sure love a little red in a fly. I've been bailin' the bluegills with these home made flies:
http://i556.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps12869b5b.jpg
I use something similar with the clear plastic casting bobber. How are others using them in local areas?
Ever try a Rockhopper? They are basically a Bream fly with small leadhead.
In the upper San Juan, (new Mexico) they tie them on #22 Hooks for Rainbow.
It's amazing what them little buggers will catch.
You can find that at a fly shop, lots of varieties