Joined: Jan 08, 2006 Posts: 28 Location: French West Indies/Guadeloupe
Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 10:49 am Post subject: green cookie pattern
Jeremy asked me what was the green cookie...I tied several of those one in different colors like chartreuse and pink, I must say that the pink one bring savage strike from the poon in mangrove here.
it comes after seeing Chasing Silver. When Andy Mill say " I got green cookie", "green cookie" "more green cookie" "You think they like green"
It's tied this way on a size 2 TMC 600 SP :
- first tie a rabbit strip chartreuse or pink before the bend of the hook, the rabbit skin should face up the air allowing fibers to be seen first by poon and the rabbit tail work in a crazy wormy way like that"
- second tie chartreuse EP fibers like you would do for a crab pattern and trim it as for a crab add or not a "trees guard" or plastic or leaded eyes depending the water column you want to prospect. You can switch the Ep fibers for deer hair that you will trim as for a muddler.
When you caught something with that pattern let us know on this thread and/or show your pics.
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