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    Quote Originally Posted by MyWorld View Post
    Now go and try them! See which one is your favourite fish taker (I have a hunch which one it will be but I would like to see the pictures of the fish with the fly in the mouth first!)

    I have a feeling it might be the Mustard caddis or the PTN with copper??

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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewbuch View Post
    I have a feeling it might be the Mustard caddis or the PTN with copper??
    Andrew, it's up to you to find out which flies you have confidence in. The only way you will out is by fishing them
    So when are we going fishing
    It's not in the catching, it's in the learning something new.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Herman Jooste View Post
    Andrew, it's up to you to find out which flies you have confidence in. The only way you will out is by fishing them
    So when are we going fishing
    I only said that to him cause in another post he said he would tie a sbs for the PTN..

    I finish exams on the 10th of Nov.. so anytime after that, unless Wed this week ..

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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewbuch View Post
    I only said that to him cause in another post he said he would tie a sbs for the PTN..

    I finish exams on the 10th of Nov.. so anytime after that, unless Wed this week ..
    OK, now looking at my 10 000 year old progressive Almanac of the Celestial cycles , the Sunday 16th November seems to ring a bell ( pending unforseen famdamily intrusions )
    Maybe we could turn this into a Vaal trip ??????

    And the other's say ............
    It's not in the catching, it's in the learning something new.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Herman Jooste View Post
    OK, now looking at my 10 000 year old progressive Almanac of the Celestial cycles , the Sunday 16th November seems to ring a bell ( pending unforseen famdamily intrusions )
    Maybe we could turn this into a Vaal trip ??????

    And the other's say ............
    yes please! Maybe another thread will be in order..

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    Flies look good , well done
    "My biggest worry is that my wife (when I'm dead) will sell my fishing gear for what I said I paid for it."

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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewbuch View Post
    Hi, UM embarassingly i dont quiet know which fly you are refering to..

    The ones with Mustard colour Chennelle is thick cause the Chenelle is a thick one.. no lead on them.. only 2 with lead was the Deer hair bug, and the Rubber band Control(top right)..
    OK....now for some advice, try and strip the piece of chenelle that you want to tie onto your hook (after stripping it you'll sit with a piece of white rope), then spin the chenelle forward.......this will create a thinner body which will help with sink rate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by C J View Post
    OK....now for some advice, try and strip the piece of chenelle that you want to tie onto your hook (after stripping it you'll sit with a piece of white rope), then spin the chenelle forward.......this will create a thinner body which will help with sink rate.
    thanks CJ, i did strip the first few mm off and tied this stripped section to the hook, then spun the rest of chennelle forward.. once i have gotten more hooks and finished exams, will be tying up each pattern in 4 sizes for practice.. will post some pics..

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