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Hello...
Here's a problem I hope someone may have some
suggestions on.
I recently bought some plastic beads at a craft
store -- orange and pink and red ones -- the shiny kind kids use for
making necklaces etc -- I thought they'd be great for tying egg sucking leeches
because I wouldn't have to wind orange or pink chenile on the front of the
hook -- I could just slip a bead on -- not only would they look great, but
they'd save me some time and effort too.
However, when I got home I found out that the hole
in the bead was too big -- they slid right over the hook eye.
I'm looking for suggestions on how to keep
them from sliding over the hook eye -- something simple and not time consuming
-- otherwise I might just as well go back to
winding chenile on the head instead of beads. I can go to a fly shop and
buy metal beads especially made for tying egg sucking leeches -- but they are
expensive too. I thought by buying the plastic ones I'd save tons of money
in the long run.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Ken MacGillivray
Coquitlam BC
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