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MICRO'S AND REGULAR BEAD HEADS
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Location: MOSTLY SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
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HEY JB PLUS,
The only problem with booze in the freezer it takes up storage space for gill and crappie filets!!!!!!! SOLUTION= Buy an extra freezer as I had too and don't forget were you put the nerve tonic!
TOOTY
The freezer. Hmm, I may have to try that with my Jim Beam :-)
HEY GREG,
My favorite is the purple bead head and a vvvvvvvvvvery close second is the green and black micro. I knew there was something I like about you CROWN ROYAL!!! I tried keeping it in the freezer in my garage but kept forgetting it was out there and wound up haveing two or three open at the same time!
TOOTY
MY FAVORITE WOULD BE THE PURPLE BEAD HEAD HANDS DOWN, BUT A VERY CLOSE SECOND IS THE GREEN AND BLACK MICRO.
My favorite is that purple one. Don't trim the marabou tail on mine...Ha!
What is your FAVORITE FLY!!!!!!
I keep my Crown in the Freezer that way it is not DILUTED with the ice as it melts!!!!! :-)
HEY JEFFERY THANKS AND WISH IT WAS TIME TO HIT THE WATER!!!!!!!!!!!! WE HAVE ABOUT A 2 1/2 MONTH wait here so the water is soft once again!!!! YYYYYYYYYYYeah I'll be after em again then cause I"m not much for ice . Ice is best in Crown Royal and Coke!!!!
TOOTY
Thanks everyone for the comments on my bugs. On the bead heads with legs I use a #10 long shank light wire hook . I bend the eyes down and put on the bead . I believe the hooks are a mustad 3261 , bead is 1/8 " nickel. I get them both from Netcraft in Ohio. I've tried different sizes of Chenille but Medium works best. The bugs MICROS with out legs are tied on a mustad #10 dry fly hook light wire. Can't remember the number on it now.
They all fall SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSlowly and that's the secret , as far as I'm concered anyway, for their success for the past twenty + years.
THANKS
TOOTY
Boy... Those are some bulky flies. What size hooks are those? Nice tyes though.
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