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So what are your favorite fall streamer patterns to lure out those huge browns. Mine are the Slump Buster and the Physco Sculpin.
Posted on: 2006/11/2 17:37
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never heard of either...post pics!!!
Posted on: 2006/11/2 19:09
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I googled them Tom...too about 3 minutes.
 Couldn't find the Psycho Sculpin But here is Mercer's Psycho Prince and the Slump Buster Some good streamers to look at. Attach file:  Psycho prince.jpg (0.00 KB) str-SlumpBusterBarrBlack.gif (0.00 KB)
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I just work through my woolybugger box
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Posted on: 2006/11/3 7:28
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Thank God I know how to tie a wooly bugger-- $2.50 a pop! Hot dang! I'd have a hard time paying that much for a half-dozen.
Posted on: 2006/11/3 9:36
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Thanks Mo...sculpins and big, black, heavy leeches. Yep that ought to work. Bugger box is right.
Posted on: 2006/11/3 9:53
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Clouser foxee minnows are the ticket for me. Thanks Murph!
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Posted on: 2006/11/3 11:17
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I like the occasional bugger, but my favorite is a realistic brown crayfish pattern. Because they are getting their last meals of the year and are a large treat to a hungery mating brown.
One of my friends keeps some of his fish to eat and every fish over 16" always has atleast 2 crayfish in its stomach. Attach file: M.Kern\'s Crayfish 2.jpg (0.00 KB)
Posted on: 2006/11/3 18:03
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Matt I like the clouser crawfish up here, the pine is loaded with them and fresh water shrimp up to 1 1/2 inches long..these shrimp are almost big enough to eat...
Posted on: 2006/11/3 18:22
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What color do you like your Slump Buster? I've been tying up a bunch of those lately and adding some Krystal Flash to them also.
Posted on: 2006/11/6 17:11
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M Kern\
Thats a breat loking Crayfish youhave in ur oic .Any chance on passing off the pattern???????\ Thanks in advance!
Posted on: 2006/11/7 3:30
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My Crayfish Recipe
Hook: It is any size streamer hook you choose. Lead: .25 lead, 10 or so wraps. Thread: 6/0 Brown Claws: Brown dear hair wrapped straight of the bend and clumped together by wrapping thread around each claw. Eyes: Rusted bead chain Shellback: Brown Scud Back Rib: Copper wire Body: Brown "Life Cycle" Dubbing Legs: Brown hackle Start at the bend, tie in hair, then eyes, wire, scud back, hackle, dub body, wrap hackle, pull scud back, wrap wire, whip finish, and trim hackle.
Posted on: 2006/11/7 17:14
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MKern
Have you tried turning the hook so the point is up? Or do you not fish the crayfish on the bottom? Steve
Posted on: 2006/11/8 7:38
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I have thought about it, and tried it once or twice. I personally think it looks better and is easier to tie the traditional way (it takes me oughly 20 minutes to complete one). Eventhough I know that presentation is 50 times more important than appearence; besides I usually give it some kind of swimming action. Another thing is trout will inhale a crayfish, instead of sipping it in, IMO.
Do you think it works better with the hook up?
Posted on: 2006/11/8 15:59
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My favorite is the black bugger with krystal flash. Starting using a white krystal bugger this year, with good success!
Posted on: 2006/11/9 9:17
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