Peter: I JUST tied a cpl of the red tags a little while ago..I'm gonna try them 
next trip out, which may be next week cause we are having a cold front that 
dropped the temps at night nearly 30 degrees... Thanks, Chuck
I have been wanting to try the Zugbug as well..
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Peter Gramp 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 7:50 PM
  Subject: Re: [VFB] fishing report


  Hey, Chuck (and all) -
    The Red Tag is a constant producer for me for everything from bream 
(Bluegill/ panfish), to rock bass and smallmouth bass, all the way to trout!  
For me, it's right up there with the 'Spitfire' (Guinea hackle and minor other 
differences, but essentially a Red Tag) and 'Zugbug'... The Zugbug Nymph is my 
favorite/ go-to nymph pattern, bar none!  I'm not a bettin' man, but if I were, 
my money would be on several websites having the recipe via a google search.  
In any event, the Zugbug (for whatever reason) has produced more bream for me 
than the Red Tag, though the bodies of both are of Peacock Herl - go figure.  I 
did notice that I tie my Zugbugs tighter/ skinnier in the body than I do my Red 
Tags, so perhaps that difference in profile has something to do with it.  
Regardless, I better get back to work... yes, "work" work, at 9:00PM... 
  Tight lines, Pete

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