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Roguerat on Dec 31, 2014December 31st, 2014, 12:48 pm EST
I was checking websites for Green Rockworm patterns and ran across a UK site that had a hot-glue bodied generic nymph pattern. A thin bead of glue was laid on the hook shank, shaped while still warm, then ribbed with thread to give segmentation.
Has anybody tried this technique, with any success?
I might make a trip to the closest craft store/big-box pretty soon, their website lists colored glue-stick assortments in a couple shades of green, clear, and some metallic's thrown in for good measure.
Still going crazy on the Renzetti, I've got a couple more days of vacation to kill and lots of flies to experiment with.
Roguerat
I Peter 5:7 'Cast your cares upon Him...'
Has anybody tried this technique, with any success?
I might make a trip to the closest craft store/big-box pretty soon, their website lists colored glue-stick assortments in a couple shades of green, clear, and some metallic's thrown in for good measure.
Still going crazy on the Renzetti, I've got a couple more days of vacation to kill and lots of flies to experiment with.
Roguerat
I Peter 5:7 'Cast your cares upon Him...'
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