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  1. mnflyfisher

    pheasant tail nymphs

    Some different variations of pheasant tail nymphs...
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    sunfish

    This is another attempt at a sunfish pattern using the Goop head.
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    sunfish

    A sunfish pattern tied with hackle, flash, and bucktail. I tried using "Amazing Goop" for the head finish. Seems to work pretty good and is nicely flexible and not too difficult to work with.
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    chartreuse synthetic

    I tried something different with this one. I created the body separate using aluminum cut from a pop can, bent over and secured it to the hook with epoxy - then tied on the chartreuse and white synthetic material, epoxied the eyes. For the scale effect I on the body, I used some techniques from the hard bait forum using mesh netting, aluminum tape, and e-tex. This was all done and dried before I tied on any materials.
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    chartreuse synthetic

    I tried something different with this one. I created the body separate using aluminum cut from a pop can, bent over and secured it to the hook with epoxy - then tied on the chartreuse and white synthetic material, epoxied the eyes. For the scale effect I on the body, I used some techniques from the hard bait forum using mesh netting, aluminum tape, and e-tex. This was all done and dried before I tied on any materials.
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    chartreuse synthetic

    I tried something different with this one. I created the body separate using aluminum cut from a pop can, bent over and secured it to the hook with epoxy - then tied on the chartreuse and white synthetic material, epoxied the eyes. For the scale effect I on the body, I used some techniques from the hard bait forum using mesh netting, aluminum tape, and e-tex. This was all done and dried before I tied on any materials.
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    red and white synthetic

    I always love the basic red and white stuff.
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    red and white synthetic

    I always love the basic red and white stuff.
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    Saltwater ties 4-5"

    what synthetic material do you use for the body of these flies?
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    lots of bucktail

    Chartreuse and white bucktail with some chartreuse flash and epoxy head. Additional bucktail and length was added with 50# mono extension.
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    Bunny Leech

    A black bunny leech with some orange bucktail and flash.
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    Chinazo

    what are all of the synthetic materials you used? did you epoxy the eye?
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    Deceivers

    I used 5-minute epoxy for these. I still have issues with the little air bubbles despite blowing/breathing on them. Epoxy is a hassle, I'm interested trying the product that Loon puts out called Hard Head I believe. I use these flies for pike mostly. I'm also interested in tying bigger flies with the different synthetic materials that are out there. I don't care for the prices of material in the fly shops. If you have found any unique/creative sources for synthetic materials I'd love to hear about it.
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    Deceivers

    I used 5-minute epoxy for these. I still have issues with the little air bubbles despite blowing/breathing on them. Epoxy is a hassle, I'm interested trying the product that Loon puts out called Hard Head I believe. I use these flies for pike mostly. I'm also interested in tying bigger flies with the different synthetic materials that are out there. I don't care for the prices of material in the fly shops. If you have found any unique/creative sources for synthetic materials I'd love to hear about it.
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    Deceivers

    I used 5-minute epoxy for these. I still have issues with the little air bubbles despite blowing/breathing on them. Epoxy is a hassle, I'm interested trying the product that Loon puts out called Hard Head I believe. I use these flies for pike mostly. I'm also interested in tying bigger flies with the different synthetic materials that are out there. I don't care for the prices of material in the fly shops. If you have found any unique/creative sources for synthetic materials I'd love to hear about it.
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