I need chartreuse flick tails BADLY!

[flicktailsneeded]

I'm in Richmond, VA. I can't find any flick tails anywhere. Does anyone have a place online (hopefully) where I can order some 1/64 (I think) chartreuse flick tails? I have a swamp pond south east of me that is chock full of fliers and freckle that love the chartreuse flick tail. The freckle treat it like a minnow and the fliers treat it like a shrimp.

Let me know please!

Tim

[luvjign]

I don't think I know where to tell you findem', but I think I need some educating:D ........Whats a "flier"? .........What's a "freckle"? ..............and what's a "flick tail"

[NJcrappie]

I sell them but they are not identical. Mine have more motion to them. All I had in front of me was the green. I have chartreuse plus other colors and in smaller sizes.




smaller version of the above

[NIMROD]

I don't think I know where to tell you findem', but I think I need some educating:D ........Whats a "flier"? .........What's a "freckle"? ..............and what's a "flick tail"

In Arkansas a ''Flier'' is a type of small sunfish. But never heard of a 'freckle '' ,that's a new one on me too!

http://www.outdooralabama.com/fishin...h/bream/flier/

[brettw]

the lake down here have crumpies and claliops in em

[flicktailsneeded]

"Freckle" is a Virginia nickname for Crappie. A "flier" is in the sunfish family. They are copper colored, have smaller mouths than a bream (or "brim" or bluegill) and feed on small water bugs, freshwater shrimp and other tinier eats.

The flick tail I'm looking for is manufactured and/or packaged by Fall's Tackle. It's barrel shaped body with a small flat tail at the end and comes on a card with 2 hooks; each with a red, black and white painted jig head.

Thanks.

Tim

[luvjign]

Thanks for the explanation............One thing's for sure, there's no limit to what you can learn on this site.

[ejones1961]

http://www.carolinabaits.com/product...6&cat=4&page=1

[flicktailsneeded]

Thanks.

Question for you. How difficult is it to simply design my own form and then pour'em? I dont' mind eliminating the maker, suppliers, etc.

PS. The Falls Tackle Flick Tail is that good....

[backtocrappie]

Good question. I actually design and cast my own stuff. Get ready for weeks of work and moments of failures. Anything pertaining to casting and pouring is generally a military secret. I found I spent as much $$ then if I had just let someone else do all the work, but I wanted a special application.