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Mike G

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  • Birthday 07/16/1942

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    Davis, IL
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    Fly, Baitcast, Spin Fishing
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    Preferred Fish LM and SM Bass
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  1. Good to see a Galloup fly here.
  2. Anyone have any experience with Rapala's Ott's Garage line of lures? I am attracted by Rapala's return to a balsa body and the flat side design reminiscent of Poe's designs. But that does mean the dog can hunt.
  3. Great Lakes Record Smallmouth https://www.gameandfishmag.com/editorial/record-smallmouth-bass-lake-erie/466189?utm_source=WhatCounts Email&utm_medium=WFN Newsletter18 Months Engaged&utm_campaign=WFN Newsletter
  4. My Shakespeare Wonderods from the '60s get a little use.
  5. The Hairy Fodder deserves honorable mention as it comes from Bass Bugger's founding father, Craig Riendeau. Just google it up for many instructions on how to.
  6. When the mop flies were the rage a few years ago I never thought of using the material on a popper. I would have to say that, even though I read a lot of articles, this is the first mop popper I have seen. Thanks for posting it.
  7. Bob Clouser prefers a full sink line. Sink tip is a highly specialized line. If you do not have one. get a full sink first.
  8. Rich, Could a tail like this be made out of silicon sheet material?
  9. Rob probably already has a punch for these.
  10. Thanks Rich https://rusuperfly.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=18&products_id=347 Where can we get white suede?
  11. Great start. Good to see out of the box thinking-. Hooks I suppose are personal choice. That said, I will go with my favorite 2/0 Umqua U505 when I copy your fly.
  12. Pattern below the lateral line suggests it could be a Spotted Bass. Teeth on the tongue would be a clue also. The usual range for Spots is south of St Louis. But given the warmer climate conditions, they could easily move north.
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