Blac and Mole
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Re: Blac and Mole
Hell yeah!
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Re: Blac and Mole
I agree with Ray. Hell, Yeah!
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Re: Blac and Mole
Well of course....another one to copy... is the mole touch dubbed? split thread? or just dubbed loose?
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Re: Blac and Mole
Yes…spill all your secrets…
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Re: Blac and Mole
The mole is applied in a split thread. I am using Veevus 14/0. I think I used a tad too much mole, but I doubt the trout will mind.
Re: Blac and Mole
thanks... I'll get out the microscope to be able to split the veevus....