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PM me, we'll see what we can do.
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I like the sound of that! homemade I assume? I am not a fly fisherman but the lures sound cool. I am a pike guy first and foremost, but pan fish are what my lake is full of. My lake is VERY shallow. What have you got sir? My boat is here at my house in the back yard, I cannot wait to take it back to the cottage!
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I love playing with the panfish!
Always productive, with sunglasses on, you can usually see them. I'd love to catch the monster trout or large mouth bass, but when fishing with children, it's a guaranteed home run! And fun. Just kind slow drift the bait on the surface, and when it gets bumped, give it a little twitch. We have a 169 acre lake in our community, and it too is shallow, 6-7 feet at most. Because we are on a lake, there isn't much dry fly action, so there is no need for a fly rod/reel combo. I use a lightweight zebco rod and slingshot reel. I keep a nice assortment of lures and flies, all handmade by me. I made a thread sometime ago under "general" titled "squish it!". Crappy photos of some of my early work. Can google "wooly bugger fishing fly" to see photo of the STANDARD. For panfish: improved mcginty (a wingless bumble bee) wooly bugger, white, olive and black. Use white first, then olive then black. muddler minnow silver outcast blacknose dace crickets and grass hoppers foam spiders cork poppers floating ants (flants) elk hair caddis parachute adams wooly worms pheasant tail nymph gold ribbed hairs ear nymph zug bug hornberg WET FLIES: partridge and orange partridge and green light cahill alder black gnat yellow sally What I normally do is put a cork bobber on like 6 ft from the hook to help me cast them out, because they are weightless and need to be on the surface or just under the surface (in the film). I could box some up for ya. still not sure what to charge, because it is my hobby, not a job.
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2 bucks each
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