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esoxfly
Posted 9/30/2013 1:47 AM (#665902)
Subject: Actual muskie flies..





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Location: Kodiak, AK

....no crazy halibut flies this time.  These guys are headed to Wisconsin waters...  All about 12" long, tandem hooks.

 And UV being the rage, I included a pic of them under UV light.  From top, walleye, white, bright perch, natural perch.  Dunno if the UV works, but it looks good when lit up!



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newmuskyz
Posted 9/30/2013 10:24 AM (#665952 - in reply to #665902)
Subject: RE: Actual muskie flies..




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Those are awesome!
nathan
Posted 9/30/2013 2:34 PM (#666001 - in reply to #665902)
Subject: Re: Actual muskie flies..




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Location: Clinton,Missouri		Nice looking flies...I don 't know if the UV helps..But I figure it can't hurt either!!..Nathan
Zinox
Posted 9/30/2013 2:56 PM (#666009 - in reply to #665902)
Subject: Re: Actual muskie flies..




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Looks crazy, all those feathers must have a ton of movement in the water :D
Chico R
Posted 9/30/2013 5:38 PM (#666038 - in reply to #665902)
Subject: Re: Actual muskie flies..





Location: North Metro, MN		Sweet, nicely done! I don't fly fish but love the way they look and action in water. I tie up ones that look like a fly but are heavy enough to cast on smaller baitcasters. I know it takes a lot to add all the material and make em look that good! If you don't mind sharing, where do you get your feathers from? Msg. me if you want
esoxfly
Posted 10/1/2013 2:10 AM (#666118 - in reply to #665902)
Subject: Re: Actual muskie flies..





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Location: Kodiak, AK		Chico, it depends on what I'm tying. If I'm tying a smaller fly or don't want to take the time to use saddles, I'll just use strung hackle. These are all off the saddle, and I get saddles from a lot of places. I still pay top dollar at fly shops and online for full saddles to get what I want. Some muskie shops are carrying them now too, like Michigan Muskie Shop. The feather-in-the-hair style is starting to subside and the market supply is returning. I do also have a couple of sources I get them from, from time to time. But they're all personal sources I've stumbled across over the last decade or so.
Flambeauski
Posted 10/1/2013 7:59 AM (#666146 - in reply to #665902)
Subject: Re: Actual muskie flies..




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Location: Smith Creek		Sweet flies! I can think of a few Wisconsin lakes and rivers they'd produce on.
Guest
Posted 10/1/2013 12:38 PM (#666198 - in reply to #665902)
Subject: RE: Actual muskie flies..


Great flies, what size hooks?
esoxfly
Posted 10/2/2013 1:24 AM (#666365 - in reply to #665902)
Subject: Re: Actual muskie flies..





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Location: Kodiak, AK		8/0 front, 6/0 rear. Larger than many guys use, but I like the larger hooks to carry all the feathers and keel the fly. Double 6/0, or even just a 6/0 in the front would work, but I like the bit of extra weight forward and in the fly in general.
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