Check out shrimp legs at blueribbonflies.com  they also have spandex legs but I 
did not see any in white. I really like this company for their great service.  
Joyce

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On Jul 17, 2012, at 3:32 AM, "Niclas (Gmail)" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Last week I tried out a new fly that I (just because it was so ugly) bought 
> earlier this summer in a fly shop up north. As ugly as it was, it turned out 
> to be quite effective. When everything else I tried (including the Chili 
> Pepper) struck out, this one seemed to work. But a couple of days ago, when 
> Teresa and the girls were with me, I lost one in a tree almost immediately 
> after losing the first fish. I didn't want to risk losing the second (last) 
> one before I had copied it, so I chose something else that had a little of 
> the same features - very visible, very slowly sinking... and ugliness: a 
> white bugger with a bunch of round rubber legs for tail. MAN was that a good 
> choice!!! It turned out to be a fish magnet. Before they had even left I had 
> lost another fish... and at the end of the day I had caught three, lost 
> another two, and missed three or four takes (and naturally lost the two white 
> flies). Considering that I was only there for three hours (and that also 
> other club members say that it seems slow there now)... it was something out 
> of the ordinary. If it wasn't the lake that suddenly had a very good day, 
> this will probably be my new goto fly. (Sorry Tony... the Chili Pepper is 
> out. LOL)
>  
> I'm quite sure I got these rubber tailed buggers from someone at the VFB, two 
> black and two white (unfortunately now lost), either as bonus flies in a swap 
> or along with one of the "kick off" boxes which were sent to me when I first 
> got stuck in here. They have been sitting untouched in my flybox for quite a 
> while so I can't remember which. Last night I was going to tie up more of the 
> white ones but even though I thought that the thinnest rubber legs I had were 
> very thin... these ones were even thinner. I took a picture for comparison:  
> The left fly is the original black version. The right fly is my (as it turned 
> out: fat tailed) test replica... with Dan Bailey's rubber legs size Small.
>  
> Anyone who recognizes this fly and can tell me what kind of rubber legs they 
> are?
>  
> Pictures 'fly.jpg' and 'tails.jpg' attached. Direct links in case they don't 
> get through:
> http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc307/runarsson/fly.jpg
> http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc307/runarsson/tails.jpg
>  
> /Nick
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