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Offline njsimonson

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Tying flies
« on: Jul 28, 2006, 10:10 AM »
Does anyone here tie flies for ice fishing?  Last year I had great success on perch and bluegill with just some simple dubbing/pheasant flies, or various nymph or scud patterns under a St. Croix UL springbobber rod.  Even caught a sucker on a fly, that was a first!

If you do tie flies for ice fishing, what are some of your favorite patterns?
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Offline Byron/PA

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Re: Tying flies
« Reply #1 on: Jul 28, 2006, 11:50 AM »
Although I have a huge collection of fly tying supplies, I really do not tie any that are intended soley for ice-fishing. Last year I started playing around with some beadhead patterns with pretty good luck. Hares ears, princes and such.
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