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  • The first 20 seconds sound like it's from a cheesey morning radio show. lol

  • Blues and bluegill fishing are two of the things I like best, who would have thought I'd find them both in the same place? :)

  • You can use a thread color to match the body or you can contrast as you see fit. I haven't noticed a difference in effectiveness. You could certainly weight this with a brass bead or tungsten bead behind the chennile and hold it in place with a thread dam.

  • What color of thread do you use for the pink body and the black body?

  • Thanks Joe

    Anything for the Panfish Fly-Box

    724flyfisher

  • you can use plain rubber bands to make this fly and use copper instead of lead

  • you can use plain rubber bands to make this fly

  • this is too much effort for a blue gill fly

  • I found it really helpful how you explined that the weight is at the back of the fly, and the action of the legs is as it drops. Do you know if there are any non-lead materials that could be used (instead of lead)?

  • @ceiligirl23 just use less lead

  • but spiders have only 8 legs

  • Just tied one. Now I'm gonna go and try it! Will report back.

  • Went out for about twenty minutes in a very small canal and immediately caught a few nice blue gill and a small bass! Wow , great fly!

    @mbi777

  • @mbi777 make a vid of the spider

  • Great video man . Can you use any colors for it ?? like black and red or what ever ?

  • Great video man. You don't have to take a second look at that fly to know that it'll catch fish.

  • very nice ty

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