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Post by Dougie on Apr 18, 2006 15:09:57 GMT -5
Whilst fishing today, there was a prolific 'Buzzer' hatch with the prodominant colour being a pale creamy-brown colour. 90% of my imitations are the usual black, brown, olive and red so didn't really have a close copy available. I tied a couple of these tonight and will give them a go next week (no doubt they'll be brown next week  )  Incidentally, the water at the fishery is very coloured at the moment - does anybody know if this has any bearing on the natural hue of the Buzzers??  Dougie |
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Post by Adz on Apr 20, 2006 3:52:59 GMT -5
I've seen similar buzzers - I found a quick 'cure' to the problem was a skinny hares ear I'd tied for grayling fishing - seemed to work quite well as all the buzzers I'd got were black or red.
Cheers,
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Post by Dougie on Apr 20, 2006 13:28:43 GMT -5
Something I didn't think of trying to be honest Adz. Will give it a go.
Dougie
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Post by pacres on Apr 21, 2006 17:04:14 GMT -5
Very nice pattern Dougie. I use some light blue buzzers, and off white creations. They work well year round. I believe that there must be natural occurrences of insect albinism. It may be that they get eaten first since they contrast with their surroundings. just a thought.
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Post by Dougie on Apr 23, 2006 9:02:56 GMT -5
Very nice pattern Dougie. I use some light blue buzzers, and off white creations. They work well year round. I believe that there must be natural occurrences of insect albinism. It may be that they get eaten first since they contrast with their surroundings. just a thought. Blue buzzers, I heard of this before but never really bothered to tie or try them. You have any pics Pacres?? Dougie |
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