Goldie on top...awesome

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feeds@kickapps.com (Shakeyfly) — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 06:06:10 PST

I guess. ... It's just really annoying...

but as for bamboo... oh yeah, I got the bug. But i think the ultralight fly fishing bug hit be harder.

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feeds@kickapps.com (B52 bugger) — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 13:31:33 PST

Because the bamboo disease has struck you. Enjoy ! HA ! B52 bugger

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feeds@kickapps.com (Shakeyfly) — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 08:46:25 PST

also how come my Screen name has .clarksclassicrodforum attached to it? how do I make that go away?

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feeds@kickapps.com (Shakeyfly) — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 08:43:57 PST

Thanks for the introduction Gillbuster!! My Work shut down this link for a few days, but I made friends with the saltwater fly fisherman IT guy who got me back and running

Another site for me to browse during the day!!

I am going to be targeting a lot more panfish and trout next year, as I am getting into the Ultralight fly fishing craze. I have a one weight that I am going to be using extensively throughout this coming fishing season!

I am going to be picking up some more material hopefully this evening and am hoping to tie some goldies! I am going to grab a size 8 hook and some beads and bills bodi-braid and mylar. Let's see how this works!

tight lines all and great site BTW.

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feeds@kickapps.com (BassYakker) — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 10:58:07 PST

Way cool.

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feeds@kickapps.com (gillbuster) — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 22:11:37 PST

I am taking a x-large flat boobie dumbbell eyes and cutting half, super gluing to eye of hook long ways and tying the bill bodie braid behind it, I am also using small piece of foam and tying it along the shaft of the hook for extra buoyancy. It fishes like a Rapala Shad Rap, but the braid material ungulates on top of the water like crazy, as if it is a struggling fish

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feeds@kickapps.com (JeffSod) — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 19:13:58 PST

What are you making the head of the cherry bomb from Gillbuster?

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feeds@kickapps.com (gillbuster) — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 18:42:10 PST

Last summer, one of my most awesome flies that out produced many others was the Floating Goldie. I improved it and really looking forward to fishing it again this summer, especially at night. The Floating Goldie has tremendous action on top water and when you twitch it, fish can't stand it...results in a top water explosion like a Cherry Bomb went off....Well that's what I am renaming it. Here are my update variations of the Floating Goldie i.e. Cherry Bomb.

Cherry Bomb Perch

Cherry Bomb Shad

Cherry Bomb Goldie

Cherry Bomb Herring

Looking to getting together for...

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feeds@kickapps.com (gillbuster) — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 20:47:56 PST

Shakefly,
Welcome the "TheBassPond"!
You mentioned some interest in the Goldie fly, browse thru the website at variety of fish caught by some of our group with this fly, its a real killer. We look forward to seeing pictures and post of some of your catches. For those member of this site, Shakefly is a highly noted fly fisherman on the www.newenglandfishing.net website and is quite active in fly fishing for trout, stripers, salmon throughout New England. As you can see, we target Warm water fish for the joy of fly fishing and nostalgic history...We are just a easy going bunch of rag tag old geezers who like to brag, take picture, share information, eat BBQ when we get together as a group which is usually tin June and September. Glad you could join us and share your thoughts and fishing experiences with us, we try to get folks together for small fishing trips to local ponds as often as we can and have...

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feeds@kickapps.com (Shakeyfly) — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 12:34:26 PST

Nice Lookin Fly Gillbuster!!

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feeds@kickapps.com (gillbuster) — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 08:35:58 PST

Sorry for the lousy pictures... didn't take pictures on several trips because of threatening rain and showers...Now that the hot weather has taken hold here in New England, been fishing floating Goldie's and foam frogs for the last couple of weeks with great results... Tried top water fishing @ 3 different ponds (Prospect, Gushee, and Snipatuit) and the largemouths have inhaled them...the faster you strip them top water, the more violate the strikes... the floating goldie I found works great with # 6 hook and x-large foam boobie eyes instead of a weighted bead head. Put a drop of superglue next to the eye of the hook and set in place. Tie your bodie braid as you would a normal goldie...it works like a rapala or a injured minnow on the water... lots of top water stikes from, not only bass but, BG, crappie, white bass and nasty, fly stealing, toothy pickerel

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feeds@kickapps.com (JeffSod) — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 05:29:13 PST

Nice report Gillbuster! Look forward to seeing the new fly

I think we need to try and visit an old haunt this weekend so get in touch if you are free. By the way don't forget to put the three mile not far from you on your list of places to try this season. I will try and get you the access info....

Goldie on top...awesome

feeds@kickapps.com (gillbuster) — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 04:46:27 PST

Yesterday evening, I went to a lily pad choked pond near my home (Prospect Pond) and tried out a new fly ... Sorry no pictures, it was threatening rain... Weather here in Mass has been humid and fish are hitting on top water like mad during evening hours. I have had great luck with the "goldie" which we have posted numerous times. But this time, I wanted some top water action for a change...

So, I tried some thing new, took a long shanked #6 aberdeen hook and used @ 6" of 1/8" strip of yellow foam... lined and tied it to the whole straight part of the hook to make the hook float. Then I tied (4) 4" strips of gold bodie braid at the tail, then (6) 2 " strips of gold bodie braid towards the head. I left a bulk foam head and tied a orange collar. The whole fly is a bout 2 1/2-3 1/2" long. I tied it to the bass leader using a rapala knot to give it additional free floating action...Wow, I had top water action like a sluggo when I stripped it,...