Peggy,
Don has described how they swim, but I think you should consider
castability a major design criteria. Deer-hair mice are popular for that
reason.
Paul
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Topic: Mouse fly question
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Peggy Brenner <peggy.bren...@comcast.net> Sep 05 11:30AM -0400 ^
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I'm working on a simple mouse pattern, BUT do they swim on the
surface
or can they be under water? I'm thinking of using rabbit strips
for the
body.
Peggy
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