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    Quote Originally Posted by Korrie View Post
    Here is a ghost that had over a hunderd knocks from the tigers and landed a couple as well.
    Want to show us one that still looks like a fly ?

    Where's that SBS ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scythe View Post
    Want to show us one that still looks like a fly ?

    Where's that SBS ?

    Which do you prefer a. a fly that catches fish or b. a fly that just looks pretty?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Korrie View Post
    Which do you prefer a. a fly that catches fish or b. a fly that just looks pretty?
    The former naturally, but that pic hardly looks like a fly, or if it is a fly I seriously can't figure out just by looking at it how I would go about tying it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scythe View Post
    The former naturally, but that pic hardly looks like a fly, or if it is a fly I seriously can't figure out just by looking at it how I would go about tying it
    I now understand what you mean.
    I posted that pic just to show how tuff and durable these flies are.
    Being completely synthetic and tied with a very tuff thread, they last forever.
    After a couple of knocks and landing a tiger, you sort of rearrange the fibres and it goes again. No natural material fly, is as tuff as these flies.

    Will post a tying sequence of the fly. Especailly now that I know how to resize the photos.
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    ! BUMP !

    After picking up my first few striped dogs with a definite trip on the cards very soon, I want to revisit this thread.

    Did you ever do a step by step for that fly of yours Korrie ?
    Last edited by Scythe; 19-11-08 at 03:58 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scythe View Post
    ! BUMP !

    After picking up my first few striped dogs with a definite trip on the cards very soon, I want to revisit this thread.

    Did you ever do a step by step for that fly of yours Korrie ?
    Hi
    here is the SBS
    http://www.flytalk.co.za/forum/showthread.php?t=4977
    There is also a video clip on Wiets's video site
    http://www.weizter.org/Images/Video/...GhostFlyM.html
    Hope you get lots of tigers.
    Korrie Broos

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    Dankie Korrie.
    "Hierdie drol het baie vlieë" - Ago 2014.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scythe View Post
    Dankie Korrie.
    Fishing these flies, I found the best results have been on lines that sink. They don't work so well with a floating line.
    I did a thread about striking and setting the hook. It might be worth your while to read that again, when fishing for tigers.
    Every time I have taken guys tigerfishing, I recommend a slight alteration to the stance and setting the hook and results sky rocket. But then again, you might not need it.
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    One thing to mention ... lines with the 6th Sense core.

    Magic !

    You mentioned that the blue/white & pink/white colours work well for you with this fly ?
    "Hierdie drol het baie vlieë" - Ago 2014.

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    I tie a bunch of these and then use permant markers at the dam.
    Blue have worked well, Green as well. Even the plain white have proofed to be very effective.
    Korrie Broos

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    Nymphing, adds depth to your fly fishing.
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