Thanks Scott, I think I will try it out.
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 4:11 AM, Scott Bearden wrote:
> The tungsten putty I have is quite messy during warm months, but firms up
> well if you are fishing in a spring creek or tail water with cold water
> temps. If you are winter fishing and the putty in
The tungsten putty I have is quite messy during warm months, but firms up
well if you are fishing in a spring creek or tail water with cold water
temps. If you are winter fishing and the putty in the dispenser is hard as
a rock, slip it inside your gloves for a few minutes to loosten it up. The
bon
Haven't used tungsten putty yet, but I will use that or flat wrap next time
I see it. I use tungsten beads a lot though.
J
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I fly fish for carp in England but can only seem to catch them off the surface.
They are one of our most popular species but are not generaly present in Trout
streams or Salmon rivers.
I agree that non native species of anything should be introduced to waters as
we are finding out with Crayfish a
I just read an article in American Angler about lead and fishing. Has
anyone used the tungsten putty mentioned in the article? I tried some lead
putty or something like it years ago but it fell of too much. I would like
to have an alternative to fish in areas like Yellowstone and if it works
wel
