Wigglefins

[Ugie Fisher]

Has anyone seen these before? If you have do you know if they are any good for sewin? Steve Parton wrote an aritcle in Total Flyfisher using them on a reservoir for trout with great sucsess.

Here is the link to the site if you don't know what they are.
http://www.wigglefin.com/

UF

[pickawindow]

I have a couple of these, I have tried them a few times for sea trout & salmon on the Fowey & Camel during the day when the river has been falling from a spate, alas without any success. flying c's seem to work a lot better.
I have just taken delivery of some double bladed c's from Ireland that look quite interesting can't wait to give these a try ! has anyone else tried them ?

[Ugie Fisher]

i haven't but have seen them in action but they didnt get very long to work when i saw them because the fish were going nuts.

[fredaevans]

Yup.

But usually used for lake fishing (or open ocean for salmon at slack tide) to add action to what might be an other wise 'non-action bait.'

fae

[Ugie Fisher]

so do you catch a lot on them fred? i was thinking of using them on my local eastury where the fish are spoilt for choice so something different should work.............. i hope.

[Teifi-Terrorist]

I bought some of these before the Denmark trip a couple of years back, but never used them. I've seen a video clip of how they should work and they look good.

Along the same subject route I've also tried these things:

http://www.anglers-lodge.co.uk/produ...WOBBLER_BLADES

But never tried them on trout etc. these were for Golden Dorado:



Did make this mount up for a fry immitation, but never got round to using it:



TT.

[Ugie Fisher]

cheers steff, they work the same as raps? so did you tie over the dumbell eyes on those flies or did they not have?