Happen to have a recipe for this little gem? I'd like to give it a shot at the "secret" lake once the snows gone, that is.
it'll get bit David..If you wait for the snow to be gone you'll be to late Mark!
I tied a similar streamer using saddle hackle. I thought it would make a great brookie pattern. Don't know if I ever fished it.Yours should work on brookies and rainbows.
David, I am with Mark on this one. A recipe or a sample would be an ideal gift for a BlogBuddy!
I tied one very similar to this. Fantastic movement in the water and fish could not resist it. http://www.brooksbrownsandbows.com/2013/03/bloody-minnow.html
Sorry for the delay guys, but here's a link to an earlier post I did on the PB&J streamer. The main difference between the standard PB&J and the one above is the color on the rabbit strip. http://thetroutzone.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-pb.html
Happen to have a recipe for this little gem? I'd like to give it a shot at the "secret" lake once the snows gone, that is.
ReplyDeleteit'll get bit David..If you wait for the snow to be gone you'll be to late Mark!
ReplyDeleteI tied a similar streamer using saddle hackle. I thought it would make a great brookie pattern. Don't know if I ever fished it.
ReplyDeleteYours should work on brookies and rainbows.
David, I am with Mark on this one. A recipe or a sample would be an ideal gift for a BlogBuddy!
ReplyDeleteI tied one very similar to this. Fantastic movement in the water and fish could not resist it.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.brooksbrownsandbows.com/2013/03/bloody-minnow.html
Sorry for the delay guys, but here's a link to an earlier post I did on the PB&J streamer. The main difference between the standard PB&J and the one above is the color on the rabbit strip. http://thetroutzone.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-pb.html
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