This is a lead-eye zonker bass worm pattern:
This is another lead-eye bass worm pattern using very thick chenille:
This is a Craft Fur Baitfish pattern, tied behind a beadhead:
This is a very different-looking Craft Fur minnow pattern...this is small...Size 10 hook:
Here's a Scud (aka Freshwater Shrimp) pattern...thought it also might work good for ice-fishing:
Speaking of ice-fishing, I tied up the next two patterns on 1/64 oz jigheads. The rabbit fur moves very well in water, and I hope this will entice some finicky fish into biting.
This is a very different-looking Craft Fur minnow pattern...this is small...Size 10 hook:
Here's a Scud (aka Freshwater Shrimp) pattern...thought it also might work good for ice-fishing:
Speaking of ice-fishing, I tied up the next two patterns on 1/64 oz jigheads. The rabbit fur moves very well in water, and I hope this will entice some finicky fish into biting.
i dont know how you do it! i like the purple one! thanks again for mine!!! :)
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ReplyDeleteLet me know when you are ready to learn. I have little doubt that you could tie better than I can!
Like the chenille worm.
ReplyDeleteThe "bass worm pattern using very thick chenille" is a "Shannon's Worm" which is variation of the "Shannon Streamer" both of which I believe were originated by Rich McElligott:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flyfishohio.com/Shannons_Streamer.htm
Like your blog...
Bowfin47
You showed a picture on pentres of a fly that looks like a minnow . Can you tell us how its tied or where can I buy it ?
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