Tony have you ever seen the old, looks like a fish food pellet, fished while chuming for grass carp. Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony Spezio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 8:30 PM Subject: Re: [VFB] Hangin' Hardware and Crossover
> 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 > >
