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does any one know where i can get these. they have a little piece of line on each. look like eggs and float
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I dont know where you can get them but i have seen them along the bank on the cowlitz. do they work well?
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i dont know some one gave them to me
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They may be hot glue flies. I don't know if the glue floats though. It would be worth researching them though.....
http://globalflyfisher.com/tiebetter/hotmelt/
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Thank you for that link Marc v ery cool and i like the minnow patterns with the egg under the chin they look hot!!!:cheers:
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Hope someone knows something..Sorry. I searched around and found a tip on making your own....
Here is a method of making egg patterns from hot glue sticks. An alcohol lamp was used instead of a glue gun, and forceps instead of a vice. First small chips of glue sticks are cut off on the tying table. Then the hook shank is heated and allowed to melt into one of the chips. This gentleman started with a clear glue chip. Then the chip was heated quickly over the flame until it melted into a bead. The hot bead was used to pick up a chip of a different color (a kind of cheese orange glue stick, available at most fly shops). The bead was placed over the fire again and the new color melted into the clear. Finally a bit of a red opaque color was used. The result was a very realistic looking egg, and the whole process was quick and very easy since the egg could always be re-shaped with just a little more heating if it didn't look right. When he had the result he wanted, the whole thing was popped into a glass of water to set the glue. Very slick indeed. Hope this might help someone...Steve
Here is a method of making egg patterns from hot glue sticks. An alcohol lamp was used instead of a glue gun, and forceps instead of a vice. First small chips of glue sticks are cut off on the tying table. Then the hook shank is heated and allowed to melt into one of the chips. This gentleman started with a clear glue chip. Then the chip was heated quickly over the flame until it melted into a bead. The hot bead was used to pick up a chip of a different color (a kind of cheese orange glue stick, available at most fly shops). The bead was placed over the fire again and the new color melted into the clear. Finally a bit of a red opaque color was used. The result was a very realistic looking egg, and the whole process was quick and very easy since the egg could always be re-shaped with just a little more heating if it didn't look right. When he had the result he wanted, the whole thing was popped into a glass of water to set the glue. Very slick indeed. Hope this might help someone...Steve
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Curado....This is a place that shows how to make glue flies.... http://www.thefishguy.net/hot_glue_tying.htm But..... What you have is something different I think... The color and shape isn't like any glue egg I have seen... Hope someone has some more info. Steve BTW... That hook is bent... Now you have 2 things for your lure collection! :-) UP DATE >>> I did some searching and found a store on ebay called wayco59's Wayco Flies and Supplies He has glue sticks in the colors needed to make a glue fly.... http://cgi.ebay.com/HOT-GLUE-STICKS-FOR ... C294%3A192 Try this it will be good till 19th July then you need to look up his ebay store and search "glue egg" All I have found so far. except for this,but it isn't the same... http://www.flyfishusa.com/flies/eggfl.htm Steve BTW this guy tells how to make them..best report I have seen http://www.theflyfishingforum.com/forum ... -8716.html I will continue the search :-) I found a site...http://www.rackelhanen.com/eng/10215.htm They have some flies made with hot glue....I like the "Babine Special" Gotta make some..Steve
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