Published Apr 29. 2012 - 12 years ago
Updated or edited Oct 2. 2018

Jr.'s HPU Weedless Sculpin

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Jr. Burke applied Derrick Filkins' HPU Weedless fly tying method to a favorite sculpin pattern. If you have ever done any fly fishing for smallmouth bass you know the closer you can get your fly into structure and in the thick of things the better your chances are of catching bigger fish. This weedless fly is designed just for that. Cast this into weeds, into downed trees and right up under the bank and it comes out every time.

Originator: 
Warmwater Chronicles
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http://www.warmwaterchronicles.com/
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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