It might be different brands. Most of the plastic gold beads I was using
were white in the center when they split in two.
All were from the same company because I was buying in bulk.
Tony
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Thanks.. Never thought about the beads turning colors.. Maybe the ph of the
water could cause it to change.. Who know, cause I have broken some of these
and they are black (or whatever color) through and through... But I guess
they are dyed in some way too, cause they are probably made from at least
part recycled plastic...I'm also gonna go get some rit.. Chuck
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From: "Tony Spezio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2005 8:09 AM
Subject: Re: was Re: Re-post Was: [VFB] Al's Fly Step By Step and recipe
No reason you can't use plastic beads. If you want a heavier fly just
add some lead wire. Some plastic beads will loose their color after r
they are wet. I had a batch that turned pink after the fly was used
several times.
Tony
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I wondered about that too. All I have is gold, and plastic regular
craft beads in a variety of colors, including black.. I guess I could
use those craft beads, just have to debarb as they are not taper
drilled... Chuck
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From: Conranch <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 7:24 PM
Subject: Re: was Re: Re-post Was: [VFB] Al's Fly Step By Step and
recipe
Not having any Crow, I am successfully using black wing feathers
from one of my genetic roosters. Has worked well for me since the
Sow bug last Spring. Also not having the black bead, I like Tony
have resorted to the Gold bead. Works for me.
Denny
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