Alan Di Somma wrote: > When tying them we always add just a small pinch of red to simulate the veins >running through the body. >
One of the tricks employed by stillwater anglers around my area is to tie a Brooding Scud. It is simply tied as any other scud pattern on a straight shank hook in olive green, tan or gray the only difference being the addition of a section of hot orange dubbing in the middle of the body. This supposedly imitates the egg sac of a brooding scud, and fish will target this stage because of the additional protein content available. FWIW. Monte -- Monte Smith Brownsville, Oregon
