Cisco bucktail
chadw18
Posted 3/2/2015 9:11 AM (#756821)
Subject: Cisco bucktail





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Location: Central Wisconsin		I haven't posted in a while... I have found a style that I really like the results of. The combo of flash hair and feathers.kind of a pain to tie but I feel like the result is worth it.


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Eaglescout2012
Posted 3/2/2015 9:23 AM (#756824 - in reply to #756821)
Subject: RE: Cisco bucktail





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Looks great I like the wbb on the blade what does it stand for? I can't imagine tying flashabou with a bucktail I have enough stress tying a plain bucktail
chadw18
Posted 3/2/2015 9:55 AM (#756829 - in reply to #756824)
Subject: RE: Cisco bucktail





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Location: Central Wisconsin		Wyss Blade Baits.... yeah it was a pain to figure out the best way to do it! I am looking to try using some industrial stickers like the ones on windowmakers.
bigbite
Posted 3/2/2015 12:38 PM (#756860 - in reply to #756821)
Subject: RE: Cisco bucktail




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Location: Pewaukee, WI		Nice work Chad! That's a beauty.
FISHFINDER101
Posted 3/2/2015 1:28 PM (#756871 - in reply to #756821)
Subject: Re: Cisco bucktail




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Location: Poynette WI.		I like it. I just tied a very similar pattern for a friend. I've had alot of luck with that style the last couple years of using it too
mastical
Posted 3/2/2015 2:09 PM (#756884 - in reply to #756821)
Subject: Re: Cisco bucktail





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Location: Lake St Clair		I like it
musky slut
Posted 3/2/2015 2:37 PM (#756891 - in reply to #756821)
Subject: Re: Cisco bucktail




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nice
spoonpluggergino
Posted 3/2/2015 6:21 PM (#756931 - in reply to #756821)
Subject: Re: Cisco bucktail





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Location: Glen Ellyn Il		Nice combo I like it, very neat finished knot
chadw18
Posted 3/2/2015 6:51 PM (#756937 - in reply to #756931)
Subject: Re: Cisco bucktail





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Location: Central Wisconsin		Thanks everyone. I tried something different and wrapped the finish tie in reflective tape. Then epoxied over it.
NathanH
Posted 3/2/2015 8:04 PM (#756953 - in reply to #756937)
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Location: MN		Let us know how the tape holds up.
chadw18
Posted 3/3/2015 7:57 AM (#757013 - in reply to #756953)
Subject: Re: Cisco bucktail





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Location: Central Wisconsin		Will do, I made sure to get some epoxy on the front of the tie over the coil and the edges of the tie so it soaked around the reflective tape also. Then to clean out the coil I just took a drill and opened the hole back up.
phitans
Posted 3/4/2015 10:15 PM (#757423 - in reply to #756821)
Subject: RE: Cisco bucktail




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That's a nice looking bait!
JakeStCroixSkis
Posted 3/8/2015 9:00 PM (#758276 - in reply to #756829)
Subject: RE: Cisco bucktail





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Location: St. Lawrence River
chadw18 - 3/2/2015 10:55 AM

Wyss Blade Baits.... yeah it was a pain to figure out the best way to do it! I am looking to try using some industrial stickers like the ones on windowmakers.


an Inhaler style sticker that said WBB on it would be cool on a big Colorado.
wallydiven
Posted 3/9/2015 4:09 PM (#758447 - in reply to #756821)
Subject: Re: Cisco bucktail





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Location: northern indiana		That's a killer blade combo! Looks great!!
chadw18
Posted 3/10/2015 8:25 AM (#758570 - in reply to #758447)
Subject: Re: Cisco bucktail





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Location: Central Wisconsin		Thanks everyone! I wanted to make something like a Dadson, but while still keeping some originality to it!!