In this post on my blog, I’m going to discuss the subject that’s listed below: What Flies Do Bass Like?. I will provide you with all of the useful information that pertains to the topic. I have high hopes that you will find this essay to be really helpful. Can you use flies to catch … 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
popping bugs surface flies for bass should be large (#2/0-#4) to attract aggressive bass, and to keep away smaller panfish that may try to peck at smaller flies. What flies are good for largemouth bass? Bass popper, size 1/0, in any color (green is a great choice). Woolly bugger, weighted, size 4 or 6, in … Read more
Fly fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass is a wonderful way to spend a quiet afternoon and most people have them close to home so it’s a way to get out and try your newfound skills right away. Bass take flies eagerly but timing is important to make sure you fly fish in the right … Read more
While stripers grow much bigger, the largemouth bass has similar qualities; it pulls like heck, loves surface poppers, and is a great gamefish on the fly rod Perhaps best of all, if you can find a leeside out of the wind, they can be caught in local ponds and lakes on days when there’s a … 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