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In Frosch's Fishing Forum thread about his latest big bluegills, vrentropy responded to my comment about using crease flies:
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BTW, both of the small bass I caught that evening took the crease flies off the surface (or very near the surface). A big version of the crease fly, possibly one with a trailer hook in the skirt, might be terrific for larger bass (for those who intentionally fish for those sorts of things ).
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I don't know how well you work with CA glue, but the loctite with a brush that I currently have is pretty runny. I 'coat the hook shank' when I am adding the foam to the crease fly. There is always too much.
I don't know if I have ever tied one without glueing my fingers to the foam at least and to each other, the foam, the feathers and the hook at the worst. When there is really too much enough of the foam gets coated that it COULD seal the foam. If you search and read up on the crease flies, many of the people who tie them for ocean fish DO coat the foam with epoxy so they do not get beat up as quickly. Personally, unless I get too much glue on there, I don't seal it completely ever, but it might happen. The more places that are coated with glue or sally or whatever is going to slow the absorption of the water, so they will sink slower, or not at all, or unevenly. Does that muddy the stream of thought enough for ya?
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Gu my finers gthr wh suprgu? Nver!
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