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20170326ComplexTwistSnotGoblin
A couple prototypes I tied up this morning. I'm not totally sure what to call them; they're a mash-up of a couple different patterns. I'm thinking Complex Twist Snot Goblin? Lead hook is a Gama B10S size 1, trailing hook is a (gasp!) Eagle Claw plain-shank size 2. Top one obviously is a Rainbow Trout imitation, the bottom one is a Shad/Skipjack Herring/General Baitfish imitation.
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Comment by Allen Morgan on March 26, 2017 at 6:18pm
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Jim, no idea. Haven't fished one. These two are headed to OK. I've got some similar streamers, they look GREAT in the water.
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Comment by carl hendrix on March 26, 2017 at 6:06pm
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LOLOLOL ALLAN !! BEAUTIES HERE BUDDY !! BUT WHAT TO CALL THEM ?? WELL;; WHAT ABOUT-- WICKED WITCH OF THE EAST ;; (( OR AT LEAST IN MICH !! HAHAHAHAHA ))
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Comment by jim cosgrove on March 26, 2017 at 5:21pm
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interesting allan.how do they swim?
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