I found all the solutions interesting (even those that let 'ab' slide through). For my own entry, I wanted to do it all in one regex and succeeded but the initial cost was nearly 90 characters. After a dinner and beer break I managed to simplify it out (I was using an extra grouping that wasn't needed), and was then able to use a bit of japhy's techniques to squeeze down to tie at 74: 

sub is_fibo {
pop=~/^(?{$x=$y=0})(?:(.)(??{"\Q$1"x$y})(?!\1)(?{$y=($x+=++$y)-$y})){3
+,}$/
}

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Even passes 'strict' in 5.6.1, but not in 5.00503. Of course, there is the distinct possibility that my brain is mushier than I think from the beer and I'm missing some obvious failure mode with this one.

Update: Doh! And along comes japhy to casually make a putt I completely missed for a 2 stroke savings ... probably only used one hand too :-)

In reply to Re: (Golf) Fibonacci Strings by danger
in thread (Golf) Fibonacci Strings by danger

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