Gurgler Patterns?

Can someone direct me to some productive guggler patterns??

TIA

Tony & Barb Vellturo wrote:
Can someone direct me to some productive guggler patterns??

Here are a few from a recent roff swap:
http://gula.org/roffswaps/swap.php?page=GS2004&id=15
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TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

Tony & Barb Vellturo wrote:
Can someone direct me to some productive guggler patterns??

Here are a few from a recent roff swap:
http://gula.org/roffswaps/swap.php?page=GS2004&id=15
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"Tony & Barb Vellturo" wrote in message
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Can someone direct me to some productive guggler patterns??

TIA

Hi Tony,
There are tons of gurgler patterns out there, one source would be
flyanglersonline.com and look at their list of bugs (archives)
Two weeks ago I caught a 3 lb bass on a deer hair pattern called "Gerbubble
Bug", these must simulate a little bird or something because the bass just
love 'em...back a long time ago before deer hair patterns became popular,
these were made of balsa (I believe) Lately, foam gurgler patterns have
become very popular, in all sizes from bluegill to bass. They are very
effective, have fun and tie up a bunch. FWIW

Frank Church

"Tony & Barb Vellturo" wrote in message
...
Can someone direct me to some productive guggler patterns??

TIA

Hi Tony,
There are tons of gurgler patterns out there, one source would be
flyanglersonline.com and look at their list of bugs (archives)
Two weeks ago I caught a 3 lb bass on a deer hair pattern called "Gerbubble
Bug", these must simulate a little bird or something because the bass just
love 'em...back a long time ago before deer hair patterns became popular,
these were made of balsa (I believe) Lately, foam gurgler patterns have
become very popular, in all sizes from bluegill to bass. They are very
effective, have fun and tie up a bunch. FWIW

Frank Church

"snakefiddler" wrote in message
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Hi Tony,
There are tons of gurgler patterns out there, one source would be
flyanglersonline.com and look at their list of bugs (archives)
Two weeks ago I caught a 3 lb bass on a deer hair pattern called "Gerbubble
Bug", these must simulate a little bird or something because the bass just
love 'em...back a long time ago before deer hair patterns became popular,
these were made of balsa (I believe) Lately, foam gurgler patterns have
become very popular, in all sizes from bluegill to bass. They are very
effective, have fun and tie up a bunch. FWIW

Frank Church

As I read your post, I began to hate Jennifer. I thought, **** this woman has caught
a 3lb. bass (somethin' I've never done) and learned more about fly patterns in a few
months than I have in the last 8 years! Thankfully, I read the post in its entirety!

You gonna be up thru Monday, Frank? Love to fish with the two of ya Sunday or Mon.

Mark

"snakefiddler" wrote in message
...
Hi Tony,
There are tons of gurgler patterns out there, one source would be
flyanglersonline.com and look at their list of bugs (archives)
Two weeks ago I caught a 3 lb bass on a deer hair pattern called "Gerbubble
Bug", these must simulate a little bird or something because the bass just
love 'em...back a long time ago before deer hair patterns became popular,
these were made of balsa (I believe) Lately, foam gurgler patterns have
become very popular, in all sizes from bluegill to bass. They are very
effective, have fun and tie up a bunch. FWIW

Frank Church

As I read your post, I began to hate Jennifer. I thought, **** this woman has caught
a 3lb. bass (somethin' I've never done) and learned more about fly patterns in a few
months than I have in the last 8 years! Thankfully, I read the post in its entirety!

You gonna be up thru Monday, Frank? Love to fish with the two of ya Sunday or Mon.

Mark

And just what are you doing at snakes again?????????People are going to start
to talk...................Have a good weekend Frank record some of that music
at the bluegrass fest that is and put it on a cd and share it with the rest of
us


Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick

And just what are you doing at snakes again?????????People are going to start
to talk...................Have a good weekend Frank record some of that music
at the bluegrass fest that is and put it on a cd and share it with the rest of
us


Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick

Mike wrote:

And just what are you doing at snakes again?????????People are going to start
to talk........

Nah, not 'til Frank and Mark both post from her address at the same
time.

Not that there's anything wrong with that, mind you....