11-19-2005, 07:01 PM
[cool][#0000ff]I had hoped to avoid posting the "autopsy pics", but since inquiring minds wanna know, here they are. You can see that the glitter specs are a kind of metallic green, probably from the popular green glitter power bait. The stick sizes seem to be about a size 10 through size 6. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I had been sitting at my own fly tying bench, trying to decide how to best imitate that new food source. I have been stumped on how best to go about it. First, I am not sure what life cycle the stick represents...larval, pupal or adult. That will affect the materials used and the manner of fishing it. And, until I can get in some underwater studies, to verify the proper motions, I can only guess as to the proper action. I suppose one could just use a "dead stick" presentation. (BOO)[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I had been sitting at my own fly tying bench, trying to decide how to best imitate that new food source. I have been stumped on how best to go about it. First, I am not sure what life cycle the stick represents...larval, pupal or adult. That will affect the materials used and the manner of fishing it. And, until I can get in some underwater studies, to verify the proper motions, I can only guess as to the proper action. I suppose one could just use a "dead stick" presentation. (BOO)[/#0000ff]
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