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Friday, May 24, 2013

Flood Control Reservoir Tailwaters And Outflow – Planning A Trip

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Fishermen might ask the question, “When is it a good time to fish a tailwater fishery?”  My usual answer is “anytime you can”.  But, how wil...
Thursday, May 23, 2013

A Build-Your-Own Rod Holder For Pier Fishing

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Often there are times when anglers like to still-fish natural baits and have their hands free to do other things, like cast with another rod...

Crappie Time

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Tied these for spring crappie. Each jig head weighs 1/16 of an ounce. Hooks are #4 black nickel sickles. Used a lot of Sulky Holoshimme...

A Chartreuse Variety For Crappie

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Combined craft fur and marabou in a couple.  Used Sulky Holoshimmer and trilobal polyester thread for the tie downs. A couple are full ...
Thursday, May 2, 2013

Extended Body Grubs Revisited

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Here are a couple of extended body grubs that I tied this evening.  Each was tied on a 1/4-oz. ball head jig with a #1 hook. Materials: ...
Thursday, April 25, 2013

Useful Tools

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Here are a couple of tools that are, maybe, somewhat uncommon among fly and jig tyers.  The first one is a pair of reverse action tweezers. ...
Saturday, April 6, 2013

More Leechy Worms

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Tied these for my 10-wt. fly outfit or to fish with a 1/16-oz. bullet sinker pegged to my line.  The one to the left uses Bernat Boa Yarn ...
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Indianapolis, Indiana
A tyer of bass, trout, walleye, and panfish jigs.
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