I saw one on Amazon the other day. Less than 6
bucks: http://www.amazon.com/South-Bends-Ivory-Floating-Level/dp/B0028P5DZC
(This is my first post, by the way...)
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I'm pretty sure it's new...the thing that made me shy away from it was the
line weight was unavailable.
Sean McGee
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So, I took the Guadalupe Green Fly and bastardized it into my own bead-
head pattern with no hackles.
This is the result. Pattern works well in yellow, white, black,
chartreuse and olive.
Caught 5 bass with it this past weekend, plus a whole bunch of panfish
and one Rio Grande Cichlid. (The
Trout. Works very well on Crooked Creek and on the White River. I
tie them mostly with a Fire Orange head and no bead. If I want a heaver fly,
I will use a bead or a Cone head.
Tony
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. Next best color is Florescent Green.
Tony
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Subject: [VFB] Re: Good fly (so far) on the Guadalupe.
I know lead is taboo in some fly circles, (so
