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September 4th, 2004, 12:57 PM
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Gurgler Patterns?
"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 
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