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TOPIC: Clear Cure Goo Buzzers
Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #115934
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G'day All you trouties,
This is the first lot of trout flies I've tied besides a few nymphs so I thought I'd knock up some Buzzers and give them a coat of Clear Cure Goo. I'm liking using this stuff more and more. It's easy to use and is setup in seconds with the UV light. Great stuff and definately easier to use than 2 part epoxy. Cheers Darren      |
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Re: Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #115938
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #115945
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a work of art and great pics
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116000
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Totally impressive Darren, any for sale?
 The redfin would go ape on patterns like those!  Have you tried it with a bead head?  Bought some shrimp type imitators off Joepro which would have benefitted from your technique as well (I think Joe uses the two pack for his flies) |
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ALL FISHINGS GREAT, REDFINS THE BEST
 ALL FISHERS ARE BORN HONEST, BUT THEY SOON GET OVER IT |
Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116007
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116101
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tonyb wrote:
Totally impressive Darren, any for sale? The redfin would go ape on patterns like those! Have you tried it with a bead head? Bought some shrimp type imitators off Joepro which would have benefitted from your technique as well (I think Joe uses the two pack for his flies) Thanks Tony, It's too much trouble to tie stuff forsale mate, it kind of takes away the enjoyment I get from tying flies , it makes it seem like work. I'm going to try some bead heads next. Goldy it's called CLEAR CURE GOO as in the title. It costs about $50.00 for the full setup including the UV light plus the extras I bought too. When you consider a pack of Devcon 2 pack epoxy costs about $30.00 now and goes yellow after about 1 month, this stuff is worth every cent. For $100.00 I've got enough gear to tie hundreds of flies. You do you use abit more on saltwter flies but it's still alot more economical. Cheers Darren |
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116103
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Aussies-What can't we do!!!
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116111
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116120
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voogoofish wrote:
wow this is an expensive hobby... time consuming too!!! More than you can imagine mate but decieving a fish on a fly is great fun when it all comes together   Cheers Darren |
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116144
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fishnuts wrote:
tonyb wrote: Totally impressive Darren, any for sale? The redfin would go ape on patterns like those! Have you tried it with a bead head? Bought some shrimp type imitators off Joepro which would have benefitted from your technique as well (I think Joe uses the two pack for his flies) Thanks Tony, It's too much trouble to tie stuff forsale mate, it kind of takes away the enjoyment I get from tying flies , it makes it seem like work. I'm going to try some bead heads next. Goldy it's called CLEAR CURE GOO as in the title. It costs about $50.00 for the full setup including the UV light plus the extras I bought too. When you consider a pack of Devcon 2 pack epoxy costs about $30.00 now and goes yellow after about 1 month, this stuff is worth every cent. For $100.00 I've got enough gear to tie hundreds of flies. You do you use abit more on saltwter flies but it's still alot more economical. Cheers Darren Cheers Darren, I just went to there site and had a look. they have got plenty of diffrent stuff. what type of glue did you use? thick, thin, tack free??? Cheers Goldy |
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116203
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Cheers Darren, I just went to there site and had a look. they have got plenty of diffrent stuff. what type of glue did you use? thick, thin, tack free???
Cheers Goldy[/quote] Mate I've got a tube of them all including the brushable one. They all have a different purpose. Anyway it's cheaper if you just get the lot .I used the thick on these buzzers though.Cheers Darren |
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116261
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116272
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johnwalkley wrote:
super sexysuper glue but not superglue buzers darren, gonna have to nik a few when your not looking lol Wouldn't be the first time  Cheers Darren |
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116283
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ill have to give you some of mine, with pooh on them...
"darren replies" wouldnt be the first time. lol  |
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Re:Clear Cure Goo Buzzers 1 year, 5 months ago #116338
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johnwalkley wrote:
ill have to give you some of mine, with pooh on them... "darren replies" wouldnt be the first time. lol |
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