OK Tony and all, I some how have lost the links to tying the Chile Pepper. Jimi
This Chenille comes from Danville. It is called Tinsel Chenille, copper color. I would imagine Byard would be able to get it. The original was Copper and Pearl mixed. It seems that the plain Copper works a bit better. The Copper and Pearl was made for my friend who was a commercial tyer. The last time I fished the Chili was a few days before my knee surgery. Did well on smallmouths that day on Crooked Creek. Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dennis Hammett wrote: > I've been using Chili Peppers for several years here in Missouri after learning > how to tie them from the master. Never have had a problem catching fish on them. > Of course Tony did show me how to fish them. I'm sure Tony will enlighten you with a little persuasion. > For those of you who can't find the proper color chenille, I was in FeatherCraft in St. Louis over Thanksgiving and they had it in bulk. I believe WAPSI also carries it. I would imagine Byard could get it. > DH > > "ESCHEW OBFUSCATION" > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Home#:573-341-3367 > Mobile#:573-368-6315
