Clouser Minnow Woolly Bugger Dahlberg Diver Bass Popper Crayfish Patterns (Croffs’s Kickin Clyde) What dry flies do bass eat? Popper. The foam popper is a classic bass fly Hair Bass Bug. Hair bass bugs produce a bigger wake than poppers The Sneaky Pete. The Sneaky Pete works for both largemouth and smallmouth bass Schmidterbug Bubblicious … Read more
Can you catch bass on a fly? Opportunistic, hard fighting, and readily accessible across the country, smallmouth and largemouth bass are an insanely fun species to pursue on the fly Fly fishing for bass can be intimidating to some however it’s one of the most accessible types of fly fishing around. What fly do you … Read more
The Clouser Minnow will be number one on most people’s list and for good reason. I think the Charteuse/White Clouser Minnow has caught more Striper than any other bass fly on the face of this planet. For some reason that jigging motion just drives the Stripers mad. What size flies for striped bass? Flies for … Read more
BlockHead Popper. These popper flies push a ton of water and cause a commotion sure to gain the attention of nearby bass Swimming Baitfish Diver Lunchable Streamer Shimmering Minnow Woolly Bugger DB Crayfish Muddy Bunny Streamer Clouser Minnow. Can you catch bass with flies? Fly fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass is a wonderful way … Read more
Bass popper, size 1/0, in any color (green is a great choice). Woolly bugger, weighted, size 4 or 6, in black or olive. Freshwater Clouser minnow, size 4 or 6, in chartreuse or white. Crayfish patterns, like Cohen’s Jiggy Craw (size 2/0) or Gulley Ultra Craw (size 1/0) Barr’s Meat Whistle, size 2. What size … Read more
Do bass go for flies? Opportunistic, hard fighting, and readily accessible across the country, smallmouth and largemouth bass are an insanely fun species to pursue on the fly fly fishing for bass can be intimidating to some however it’s one of the most accessible types of fly fishing around. Are peacock bass actually bass? As … Read more
Fly Choice A weight forward floating line is usually the best fly line for the job. Bass are ambush feeders which usually means you’re throwing larger flies . Large flies into tight cover = a fly line with a short front taper and a compact head designed for tucking large flies into tight structures accurately. … Read more