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 Tube Clouser?
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05/19/14 09:44 PM
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Zip-ur-Fly
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I'm starting to think that there may really be some advantages to tying Clousers on a Pro tube. Advantages like easier hook removal and saving tearing up newly tied materials. Any thoughts or experiences with tube flies would be appreciated. Tks in advance.
Holder of Texas State & Lake Fly Rod Records.
Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not." Attributed to Thomas Jefferson.
"I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand." Confucius
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Re: Tube Clouser?
[Re: Zip-ur-Fly]
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05/20/14 03:55 PM
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chefmike
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I have tied a lot of tubes for clients that use them for salmon, muskie and pike etc never seen a clouser on a tube but it should work, the tube will not always save on torn up materials but it certainly has its advantages
Post some pics of your tyings
Mike
".........the wood rod casts beautifully, and through it you can feel the heartbeats of the small trout."
John Gierach.
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Re: Tube Clouser?
[Re: Zip-ur-Fly]
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06/21/14 08:54 PM
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fshng84
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Have not tied a Tube Clouser yet. But, have been tying Tube Fishing Flies with success on local lakes and ponds. I tie it like a Clouser except I use Marabou instead of Deer Hair and no Eyes. Used a Red and White Tube Fly trolled behind a kayak this morning and caught White Bass. Used Crappie Jigs and Slabs, too but most went for the tube fly. Had better hook ups and fishing flies remained in good condition!
Last edited by fshng84; 06/21/14 09:07 PM.
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Re: Tube Clouser?
[Re: Zip-ur-Fly]
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07/01/14 04:35 AM
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Rodbuilder1971
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Re: Tube Clouser?
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08/24/14 02:29 AM
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fshng84
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Have not tied a Tube Clouser yet. But, have been tying Tube Fishing Flies with success on local lakes and ponds. I tie it like a Clouser except I use Marabou instead of Deer Hair and no Eyes.
Used a Red and White Tube Fly trolled behind a kayak this morning and caught White Bass. Used Crappie Jigs and Slabs, too but most went for the tube fly.
Had better hook ups and fishing flies remained in good condition!
Used a Tandem Rig - Tube Fly and Rat-L-Trap, this morning and caught little Stripers and other fish! Fun Stuff!
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Re: Tube Clouser?
[Re: fshng84]
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06/11/15 05:21 AM
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fshng84
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Have not tied a Tube Clouser yet. But, have been tying Tube Fishing Flies with success on local lakes and ponds. I tie it like a Clouser except I use Marabou instead of Deer Hair and no Eyes.
Used a Red and White Tube Fly trolled behind a kayak this morning and caught White Bass. Used Crappie Jigs and Slabs, too but most went for the tube fly.
Had better hook ups and fishing flies remained in good condition!
Used a Tandem Rig - Tube Fly and Rat-L-Trap, this morning and caught little Stripers and other fish! Fun Stuff! Headed to the lake after work this evening. No bites for a while and then caught two White Bass using a White Tube Fly. Today's Video.
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