I developed a new striper fly that imitates a baby sculpin. The pattern is based on a muddler style with large pectoral fins and a spun deer hair head. The overall color is orange with black barring and spotting. I'm curious as to if anyone has tried a s culpin pattern on stripers? The overall length of the fly is 61/2".

I've never tried one . But I know someone who likes to live line them, so I think it will work. Got a picture?

mainiac, got a pic!!!!!!! of the fly.
GOOD LUCK GOOD TYIN:D

Sorry guys I'm computer challenged. My dauaghter will be back from Florida this weekend and I'll get her to put up a picture of the fly.:smash:

Here is my Baby Sculpin I promised you. Both of these flies are very effective when fished close to the rocks.

Here is my Turd Pollack I promised you. This fly is very effective when fished close to the rocks.

Nice looking, if you get the book inovative saltwater flys, you will see some nice onesin there also, which are uesd in satwater.
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Thanks saltydog I appreciate the advice. Looks like I'll have plenty of time to tie. We're getting another foot of snow tonight on top of the three feet we already have.They forcast another 1-2 feet more on saturday.We may be able to wet a line by Memorial day. Oh well what you gonna do.:smash: