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mini crawfish imitation?
Hi All,
How do you guys imitate an extrermly small, juvinile, 1/2" long crawfish (crawdad)? Many thanks, -T |
mini crawfish imitation?
On Aug 2, 11:30 pm, Todd wrote:
Hi All, How do you guys imitate an extrermly small, juvinile, 1/2" long crawfish (crawdad)? Many thanks, -T I use a small Woolly Bugger in tan or olive with a pair of peacock herls tied into the marabou tail as antennae. Adjust the color to match your local population. |
mini crawfish imitation?
On Aug 3, 8:37*am, Steve Cain wrote:
On Aug 2, 11:30 pm, Todd wrote: Hi All, How do you guys imitate an extrermly small, juvinile, 1/2" long crawfish (crawdad)? Many thanks, -T I use a small Woolly Bugger in tan or olive with a pair of peacock herls tied into the marabou tail as antennae. Adjust the color to match your local population. Ditto. exactly why WBugger is one of your must have immpressionistic basics, like a row in the box at least, small to #8 round here, in lite green, tan, and dark rust or some such range. Some beadhead. Dave |
mini crawfish imitation?
DaveS wrote:
Some beadhead. Dave May it is just me, but I can not catch anything when I use a bead head. Since I have tossed all my bead head patterns -- including Wolly Buggers -- I have never caught so many fish in my life! -T |
mini crawfish imitation?
DaveS wrote:
On Aug 3, 8:37 am, Steve Cain wrote: On Aug 2, 11:30 pm, Todd wrote: Hi All, How do you guys imitate an extrermly small, juvinile, 1/2" long crawfish (crawdad)? Many thanks, -T I use a small Woolly Bugger in tan or olive with a pair of peacock herls tied into the marabou tail as antennae. Adjust the color to match your local population. Ditto. exactly why WBugger is one of your must have immpressionistic basics, like a row in the box at least, small to #8 round here, in lite green, tan, and dark rust or some such range. Some beadhead. Dave Hi Steve and Dave, Thank you! -T |
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