Wasn't mine!!
On 12/01/2014 12:21 AM, brian.burge...@btinternet.com wrote:
Sorry forgot to attach picture
Birdie
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Brian:
It is tied with Vernielle. The one you photo you attached has a metal bead.
I have only recently seen it tied this way. It is usually tied without one.
In order to tie one you must take a cigarette lighter and singe both ends of
the Vernielle to taper the ends.
This pattern was
It should be. The only problem making it illegal is the when the fish bunk into
you legs, you do it out of reflex.
I know because I just fished there in Sept.
The fish are very big and just swim around your legs.
By the way, one of the guys I was fishing with was using a 4 wt. rod that was
I guess if you get caught here in Arkansas that is when it is illegal.
As for big fish on a 4 wt. I have one of the first blanks made by Global Dorber
to feel like bamboo. It is a Graphite rod made from Ultra Weave cloth. It is an
experimental blank and it is a bit soft. A few years ago when I
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Brian:
It is tied with Vernielle. The one you photo you attached has a metal bead.
I have only recently seen it tied this way. It is usually tied without one.
In order to tie one you
Well, it uses the chenille one would use for a San Juan worm it's tied
similarly, except for the bead. Usually see them either tan or red, but not
both, so it should work regardless.
J
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It should be. The only problem making it illegal is the when the fish bunk
into you legs, you do it out of reflex.
I know because I just fished there in Sept.
The fish are very big
On 1/11/14, 11:42 AM, J Balmer wrote:
Usually see them either tan or red, but not both, so it should work
regardless.
So maybe it's a Sand Juan Worm?
Or a San Tan Worm??
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I have seen on a couple of occasions, that instead of the bead a band of
slightly lighter color (red) is wrapped around the worm, imitating the
eggs which the worms carry
Rene
On 01/11/2014 05:42 PM, J Balmer wrote:
Well, it uses the chenille one would use for a San Juan worm it's
tied
There is actually a section here in Phoenix called San Tan Valley. So maybe it
is named after them .
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Alan Di Somma
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On Jan 11, 2014, at 9:46 AM, Allan Fish afi...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
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