Well, A corn fly. They have one here in Arkansas they used in the C&R areas when they could chum with corn. It is illegal now to chum with corn in the C&R sections. It was a yellow ball of Chenille. Now on the Pellets. I used to do this when we took youths out for their first fishing trip below the hatchery. Spin a small bunch of natural deer hair in a scud hook. Pack it tight and trim it round. When casting it make it slap the water. The kids just learning to cast did a good job of slapping the water. We have what they call an Arkansas Sandwich, two mini marshmallows with a piece of corn in between. Don't laugh, a world record Brown ( 36+ lbs) was caught on it on the Norfork river in Arkansas. I tied one up from chenille but haven't got the guts to use it. It is up on the shelf. Not really flies, but are legal in Fly Only waters here in Arkansas. Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Alan Di Somma wrote: > I have this fly(er bait) that I call a "Toasted Marshmallow" It is white chennile >with brown hackle tied in at both ends and tied back "soft-hackle style" > I also have several different types of spinner blades that I incorporate into some >flies (er baits). I have propeller blades of different sizes and colors as well as >Colorado blades. > I also use rattles and there is this neat way of attaching Power Bait to your flies. > I have some Crappie flies (er baits) that I tie using a chenniel body and a rubber >curley tail. > I tried for a while to tie a fly (er bait) that looks like the pellets that they >feed the stockers, but just don't have it down right yet. > Maybe a "Corn" fly (er bait) would work. > > Alan Di Somma > phxflytyer > Phoenix,Az. > http://members.home.net/azflycasters/index.html > > --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > how about yarn "flies" that imitate bread, roe or other natural foods. > > _____________________________________________________________ > Get a FREE [EMAIL PROTECTED] email from---> http://www.floattuber.com
