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Old 20-01-2010, 08:30 PM
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Will this work ???
I have no idea what I am doing , feels like moving about in the dark and pissing in the wind some days to be honest

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These I had to do to use up some black and red bodies I had laying about .
I will try to stop the "blingy Flies" for a while now

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Cheers for looking , help , comments , **** taking etc ...
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Old 20-01-2010, 08:39 PM
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Of course they would work.Well if you couldn't catch brownies you would definately catch Rainbows


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Old 20-01-2010, 08:43 PM
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like the first one danny.

ps.what hooks are they on.
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like the first one danny.

ps.what hooks are they on.
What's the matter with the other ones

Hooks are Fulling mill Super grub #14 for the top one and #14 and #12 for the pish at the bottom

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definately catch Rainbows
LOL yep that's what I thought

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As regards the first one, have you ever clocked Bob Carnill's Adult Midge/Buzzer?
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As regards the first one, have you ever clocked Bob Carnill's Adult Midge/Buzzer?
Stan , no I have not . I came up with that after posting a bright and bling fly the other night and someone mentioned doing some in more natural colours .
Why you ask ??
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Stan , no I have not . I came up with that after posting a bright and bling fly the other night and someone mentioned doing some in more natural colours .
Why you ask ??
The profile is the same but the material's different. Bob used a goose body and mole thorax. FWIW I prefer the SF version.
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The profile is the same but the material's different. Bob used a goose body and mole thorax. FWIW I prefer the SF version.
Ah ha I see !! Ok cool , thanks for the info Alex

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Just a thought , has anyone got any pics of flies they use for adult/hatching midges ????
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I used to love Bob Carnill's articles and tyings, whats he doing now, is he still with us?
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Looking god Danny...sometimes you need a selection of slimmer fleas and they will do nicely.
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