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Old 06-01-2010, 09:19 PM
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FISHED THIS 25 YEARS AGO, GREAT WEE POINT FLEE

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Do you use it much these days?, i would say it would still be very effective.
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like most of the older patterns it falls out of favour,having said that I'm just about to tie half a doz.just in case.
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is the wing material dyed black squirrel?
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no,only had some dyed rabbit.
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no,only had some dyed rabbit.
Seen the young nephew using what they call cormorants these days using black marabou in the wing, this one would give them a run for their money.
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like most of the older patterns it falls out of favour,having said that I'm just about to tie half a doz.just in case.
Looks a catcher Savage take,it would still get a few to the net and would be worth a cast for a sea-trout as well.Sure you might as well do a doz .
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FISHED THIS 25 YEARS AGO, GREAT WEE POINT FLEE

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