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55 minutes ago, Bill Babler said:

the deal of the day at first was the trout magnet, and it ran a very successful course and still catches some fish.  Then the Berkley Power worm and it is without a doubt one of the best trout catchers I  have used in my career. 

 

I can tell you that those stockers down by Cooper Creek didn't care whether it was a pink power worm or a trout magnet this past weekend as long as it was pink. There were so many fish in one small area that I think they were competing for anything you threw at them though. Definitely not one of the harder days of fish catching that I've experienced.

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I'm sure some one can copy it successfully, I'm not sure it'd be worth it and I'm not looking for that kind of work.  I hate to paint and I hate doing eyes.  (I'm thinking $12-$29/per copy to even git interested)

Gavin is probably on the right track with the collar. Thing is that almost every thing in fly tying has to be  invented and manufactured for some other purpose (with a bigger market) and adapted to the hook by some tyer experimenting. 

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Just weighed a micro (1/256th oz).  It's .0092 ounces.

Someone do the math.

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Yeah, I was wrong. looks like a ton of work to replicate. His jig molds,  & remaining inventories might be available if you could locate & purchase. Would tell you allot if that's all he tied.

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Thinking the tubing goes over the hook eye after the fuzz is wrapped and secured  a wrap of wire, wire removed at some point.

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Gavin, start the tube over the feather, then over the hook, pull the feather until the stem is under or through the tubing and the fibers are distributed evenly, shrink the tube trim stem and base of feather off  & clear coat. bingobango.  ;)

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