Dean,. are you talking about the knotted midge or the knotted scud? Rene
Dean Larson wrote:
Hi Deb and Rene
This pattern works here also. I've caught several decent rainbows on it.
Dean
Rene Zillmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Deb,
new pattern for the records! Concerning gnats there is such a pattern, the knotted midge. black thread, and one hackle at the rear end of the hook and one at the eye.
I have some of this hooks..... Should play at the vise
Rene
Deborah Duran wrote:
>Hmmm.... take one of those wavy nymph hooks and tie two scuds spawning and >you can call it a married scud... oh nevermind... >Back under my rock... :0) >Deb >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Rene Zillmann" >To: >Sent: Friday, August 08, 2003 7:43 AM >Subject: Re: [VFB] SCUD SWAP at 16 tiers > > > > >>Scott, >>funny name, indeed. But no kidding. This is an official pattern from >>Goddard/Clarke. I had the German name only by hand, therefore I >>translated it back to English. >>The pattern has to resemble a scud who is willing to spawn. >>I'm now off for some vaccation,. will tie the flies when I'm back. >>Rene >> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >> >> >>>Wow , what a name, I will enter it to the list, still awaiting Phil >>>Solem to report and list will be complete with names. >>>Thanks , AUFVEDERSANE, ADAY, CHOSE. >>>Kleina Doitch, Spreakanze
