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Topic: Still water killer
Posted: 09 Sep 2007 at 10:18pm

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Heres on of my favorite still water killer.

It works great for rainbows, trout and especially Artic Char.

Its really importent that u have a green and that u

use CDC of good qvality that keeps the fly in the surface.

Hope u will have as great luck with this fly as i have.

Hook: streamer size 6-12

Body: Black sealfur

Tail: CDC

Hackle: CDC

Wingcase: Green flashabou

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Posted: 10 Sep 2007 at 10:44am

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I have seen a sinking version (or something very similar) used very effectively on the Big O. Perhaps with a fatter body - to represent a snail and fished slowly between the weed beds.

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Posted: 10 Sep 2007 at 11:17pm

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Hi again Barbary

Its actually a snail pattern when u tie it fatter, here in sweden

the snail drifts sometimes and both trout and grayling are crazy for them.

But they drift in the surface here so thats why i use them with CDC.

I will tie up u version for my tripp thanks alot.

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