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	Re: Muskie Flies	#136
Joined: 2007/3/9 14:18 From Enola, PA Posts: 377	Here's a coupe of recent flies donated these 3 pink flies to Casting for Recovery Posted on: 3/8 13:55
Joined: 2007/3/9 14:18 From Enola, PA Posts: 377	_________________ Joe uhh...nevermind

	Re: Muskie Flies	#137
Joined: 2010/1/7 0:41 From "THE VILLE" Posts: 1003	Watch them fish sculls there a rod wreaker. Better belgium cast them. Nice tyes. I love pink, I've moved alotta fish with that color. Posted on: 3/8 23:59
Joined: 2010/1/7 0:41 From "THE VILLE" Posts: 1003	_________________ “If, when you pull a fly out you don’t hear drums and can’t smell chicken blood in the air, put it back in the box, for if it is evil you seek, then it can only be conjured with the same.”

	Re: Muskie Flies	#138
Joined: 2007/3/9 14:18 From Enola, PA Posts: 377	I'm not exactly sure when I will use them with a sinking line. Bought them, liked them, bought some more, now not sure if I will use them. I do like the Holo-Heads though, just not sure they are worth $1-$2 each. I have an idea for them, just have to translate the idea to the vise. Posted on: 3/9 6:49
Joined: 2007/3/9 14:18 From Enola, PA Posts: 377	_________________ Joe uhh...nevermind

	Re: Muskie Flies	#139
Joined: 2010/1/7 0:41 From "THE VILLE" Posts: 1003	Heres the flys I got done at the Musky Madness event sunday at TCO. My boxes are starting to shape up. I got 1 more cliff to fill up. Posted on: 3/20 0:42
Joined: 2010/1/7 0:41 From "THE VILLE" Posts: 1003	_________________ “If, when you pull a fly out you don’t hear drums and can’t smell chicken blood in the air, put it back in the box, for if it is evil you seek, then it can only be conjured with the same.”

	Re: Muskie Flies	#140
Moderator Joined: 2006/9/9 17:32 From Gettysburg Posts: 7470	Very nice ties - as usual. Question: When you're wade fishing, how do you carry muskie flies? I have the same large box for muskie flies and it's fine in my boat, but it's too big to carry while wading. I'm still trying to figure out a good system for transporting large flies in my vest. I do have a small compartment box with long compartments that I can (barely) get into one of my vest pockets. Sometimes, if my pockets are full of bass boxes, I'll roll a couple muskie flies into a cloth and they fit under the bass box in my pocket. Still trying to figure out a good system. Maybe I need a chest pack? Posted on: 3/20 8:00

	Re: Muskie Flies	#141
Joined: 2007/3/9 14:18 From Enola, PA Posts: 377	Quote: Fishidiot wrote: Very nice ties - as usual. Question: When you're wade fishing, how do you carry muskie flies? Maybe I need a chest pack? Pretty much all my fishing for musky is from a kayak, but if i were to wade I would probably use my back pack. Posted on: 3/20 9:42
Joined: 2007/3/9 14:18 From Enola, PA Posts: 377	_________________ Joe uhh...nevermind

	Re: Muskie Flies	#142
Joined: 2010/1/7 0:41 From "THE VILLE" Posts: 1003	I take all my boxes in the truck. Then I usually pick out out the flys and put them in flat sided Plano boxes in a back pack. I can carry maybe a dozen flys at a time. Posted on: 3/20 11:12
Joined: 2010/1/7 0:41 From "THE VILLE" Posts: 1003	_________________ “If, when you pull a fly out you don’t hear drums and can’t smell chicken blood in the air, put it back in the box, for if it is evil you seek, then it can only be conjured with the same.”

	Re: Muskie Flies	#143
Joined: 2009/7/2 9:43 From "The Ville" Posts: 63	Yeah if you like you can carry these boxes in a back pack. I use an orvis sling pack and i can fit two boxes in it Posted on: 3/20 12:33
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	Re: Muskie Flies	#144
Joined: 2012/1/31 11:35 Posts: 109	What I tied at the Musky Madness at TCO. Alot of people showed up. It was a good event. Topwater Bluegill Posted on: 3/20 21:06
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	Re: Muskie Flies	#145
Joined: 2010/7/12 17:48 Posts: 76	Diggin the bluegill. No stinger just a single 6/0? Posted on: 3/22 18:26
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	Re: Muskie Flies	#146
Joined: 2012/1/31 11:35 Posts: 109	yeah just a single hook but it's an 8/0 Partridge Universal Predator X Posted on: 3/22 20:52
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	Re: Muskie Flies	#147
Joined: 2012/1/31 11:35 Posts: 109	Some fresh ties while tying at Jim's Sports Center in Clearfield tonight. My version of a Redhorse Sucker. What do you think? Posted on: 3/22 20:57
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	Re: Muskie Flies	#148
Joined: 2010/1/7 0:41 From "THE VILLE" Posts: 1003	A bunch of friends & I got together sat and had a impromptu musky fly tying jam. Jims Sportcenter had its annual sale and we got together to tye inhouse. The toothy critter table. The flys I spun up. Posted on: 3/24 17:39
Joined: 2010/1/7 0:41 From "THE VILLE" Posts: 1003	_________________ “If, when you pull a fly out you don’t hear drums and can’t smell chicken blood in the air, put it back in the box, for if it is evil you seek, then it can only be conjured with the same.”

	Re: Muskie Flies	#149
Joined: 2012/1/31 11:35 Posts: 109	I was a busy beaver at the Jim's Sports Center annual sale. Tied a dozen flies Including this 15" behemoth triple Posted on: 3/24 19:30
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	Re: Muskie Flies	#150
Joined: 2012/1/31 11:35 Posts: 109	Charlie Meck is going to the darkside of fly fishing. Soon He will be throwing tandem 8/0 instead of 18's. MUAHAHAHAHAHA Posted on: 3/24 20:27
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