Most efficient method of tying roe bags?
10-03-2012, 12:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-03-2012 12:15 PM by MichaelAngelo.)
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RE: Most efficient method of tying roe bags?
(10-03-2012 12:03 PM)MuskieBait Wrote: An acquaintance of mine in Alaska use plastic beads to fly fish for resident rainbows and dolly varden during the salmon run. They didn't care there was no scent and it was hard plastic...and neither did the sockeye. Have you seen the River Monster episode where Jeremy Wade is trying to floss salmon (he actually teaches the technique LOL)?? The grizzly literally comes and takes the fish off his line.. serve's em right! HA! I've also heard reports of beads working very well. |
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10-03-2012, 02:58 PM
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RE: Most efficient method of tying roe bags?
I acquired some decent beads a while ago. They are marble and I use them as attractors, knot protectors or even instead of shot on the line.
I haven't used them as the actual bait / lure on their own though. http://www.fishingtoronto.com |
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