For Those Who Don't Bait Fish Or Flyfish.

[Leonard]

In 03 maybe 04, some college boys from springfield fished it at night on taney. That was the first time I can remember seeing it. They tied a black on black and caught alot of fish. Every time I ran into them, they would give me one or two. Centerpunch fished another version of it about a year later.

Probably was a few I tied anyways!

Funny... Ive heard this joke so meany freaking times..

Oh well its still funny!!

Like the pine squirrel.. *** Oh...Oh.. I really love this one.**** THE ROO BUG!!!

that darn thing is all over the place!!

so many flies... so many different ways to make them... HUMMM...

How many different patterns are there for the Mohair?? Maybe we should ask Chris Chan... Now that was funny!!

I like to hear some of these guys bitch at Kelly G.. or Dave W... or John B..

So many ways......

BLAH BLAH BLAH!!

************* SORRY FOR THE HIGH HOSRE.. BUT SOMETHINGS A JUST FREAKING ANNOYING ******

oh yeah... the PMS!

http://ozarkanglers.com/index.php?option=c...9&Itemid=74

Leonard

[laker67]

My apologies Leonard. I did not mean to imply that you did not tie the original. I was just referring to the first time that I saw and used the fly. The boys from springfield called their fly a "haywood" named after one of their professor's.

[Fly_Guy]

My apologies Leonard. I did not mean to imply that you did not tie the original. I was just referring to the first time that I saw and used the fly. The boys from springfield called their fly a "haywood" named after one of their professor's.

Dr. Heywood - biology professor - full beard - I can see some resemblance... Have I mentioned I tied the first scud? Well, y'all call em scuds... I called it a "What'll I do with all this dubbing".

[laker67]

Dr. Heywood - biology professor - full beard - I can see some resemblance... Have I mentioned I tied the first scud? Well, y'all call em scuds... I called it a "What'll I do with all this dubbing".

Thank you for the validation. Your comment about the dubbing material is good. Years ago we called them fur bugs. You had to give them a buggy name even though they were just a ball of fur.

[ohmz138]

Thank you for the validation. Your comment about the dubbing material is good. Years ago we called them fur bugs. You had to give them a buggy name even though they were just a ball of fur.

My wife and I tried tying them out of pocket lint before. I did it, but never did fish it. hhhmmmmm....

[laker67]

My wife and I tried tying them out of pocket lint before. I did it, but never did fish it. hhhmmmmm....

I will tell this one on myself. I used dryer lint and found that it dissovles in water.

[ohmz138]

I will tell this one on myself. I used dryer lint and found that it dissovles in water.

HAHAHA! I guess I won't try it afterall. Great minds think alike.

[troutchaser]

Does anyone have a short list of their favorite Rooster Tails that are most productive on Taneycomo?

[brownieman]

Toe jam makes a deadly fly...disolves slowly and the scent drives them stupid bo bos crazy.

Yep...the secret's out now, that world record brown I just caught was soaked in toe jam water for several days, I had a feeling it would work, lol.

Almost forgot...I got a place down on the Current for sale right above the nicest hole on the river...I'll let it go cheap.

Lost the paperwork on the place but I'll hand write anyone that wants it a note stating it's on the up and up.

I'll post pics of the place if anyone's interested.

later

[bigredbirdfan]

I have fished countdown rapalas on the white and caught huge rainbows and nice browns. I never catch fish on Taney like I do on the White. On the white we fish gold and black and throw them 90 degrees to the bank and reel them fast back to the boat. I only catch them on rooster tails when trolling.