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Electric Razors for Spun Hair Heads

Last Post 15 Nov 2007 08:50 PM by Internal Administrator. 3 Replies.

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15 Nov 2007 08:50 PM
Originally posted by: dsaavedra on 11/4/2006 9:21:38 PM Electric razors are THE BEST for spun hair heads...such as muddlers. its fast, and it can give you a nice...smooth...even...and any shape you like head. i have never been able to get a nice taper with scissors/razor blade, but after i use the 'lectirc, it looks so smooth and tapered. it is THE BEST muddler minnow i have ever tied.<!--graemlin::D--><!--graemlin::D--><!--graemlin::D--><!--graemlin::D--><!--graemlin::D--><!--graemlin::D--><!--graemlin::D--><!--graemlin::D-->

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21 Nov 2007 07:40 AM
Dave, i am a bit new at tyeing....what do you meen by spun hair? Also earlier you wrote me about "eelfly" imitations. I will add the bunny eel to my collection. However you seem to have misunderstood me. I want to tye an imitation of the aquatic insect "eelfly". You may not have them on the west coast, or know them by a differant name. Here on Oneida Lake (cny) they hatch in july/august & can realy gum up a car's windsheld! They hover over the road below the tree line. You are known for your vast store of fishing knowledge, hope you can find the info i seak. THANKS for all your efforts. CHUCK

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21 Nov 2007 07:47 PM
it is where on makes a body out of dear hair and it flaires around the hook shank . Like the bass hair bugs . IF it moves whack it <))) especially if it's from Illinois

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26 Nov 2007 08:11 AM
Chuck: If they are what I'm thinking ,they are some type of Drake,I've driven through them and they make a mess of the windshield quick. Any Drake imitation will work(GreenDrake) etc. A Royal Wolff will imitate almost anything and is a good searching Dry fly and so is a Adams. Hope this helps. Lou Retired-psg /Infantry,VietNam Vet,Ex Deputy Sheriff and all around good Guy

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