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Hello all, my local fishing report said "Dead Chickens" were working
well at the local C&R pond. Anyone know where I can find a recipe or a picture? Thanks in advance... |
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![]() "George Wilson" wrote in message ... Hello all, my local fishing report said "Dead Chickens" were working well at the local C&R pond. Anyone know where I can find a recipe or a picture? Thanks in advance... My guess is you can get a fly from wherever your local fishing report originates. Never heard of a 'Dead Chicken', but there is one called 'Half a Chicken'. You can google for it. --riverman |
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George Wilson wrote:
Hello all, my local fishing report said "Dead Chickens" were working well at the local C&R pond. Anyone know where I can find a recipe or a picture? The fly I've heard called a "dead chickens" fly is nothing more than an oversized Griffith's gnat. Black thread, peacock herl body (some folks rib the body with fine silver or gold wire) and palmered grizzly hackle. Chuck Vance |
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