Ok chuck, sounds good. Try using Loon Hard Head on the heads, 3/4 coats at least. mark.....
From: "Chuck Alexander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [VFB] Re:Weedless Clouser - Chuck
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 15:49:45 -0600
Jimmy: Thanks.. Yeah, I saw them doing this on the deer hair bugs, and I think I'll start using it on as many bass flies as possible, cause they are in heavy cover, Chuck----- Original Message -----From: Jimmy D. MooreSent: Monday, January 15, 2007 12:10 PMSubject: [VFB] Re:Weedless Clouser - ChuckChuck, another way to make a Clouser weedless is to tie in a stiff piece of mono, like 30# chunking and winding mono, just behind the head of the clouser, angling it down and back toward ,and just past the barb. I do this with bass jigs. Doesn't affect the hookability of bas jigs, so I don't think it would affect the hookability of the Clouser either.
JIMMY
Chuck Alexander wrote:
Mark: Thanks for the tips... And I do want them as weedless as possible, cause I fish in a place where the bass are in heavy cover, and last two years, due to not knowing how to tie anything weedless, I lost almost as many bass as I did flies trying to catch them LOL, I think a white bottom half, with a few strands of flash in the middle, and chartreuse on the top with a blood red head would be the ticket around here because as a bait chunker, that is the color jigs I used to catch both bass and crappie the best....Chuck
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