Bass flies

Flies for smallmouth and largemouth

Bass flies - articles

Article Small Fry, 4 Jul 28. 2008 Presenting Solid rocky I have been an amateur musician for many years, comfortable on both keys and strings, and to use an analogy from that facet of my life I will state that, to me, the rock bass is akin to a punk rock song — It hits you hard, is pugnacious and tough up front, and though it doesn’t last too long, it is undeniably a strong, clever, and classic rocker. Rock Bass? Tell me more...	Article Small Fry, 2 Jun 30. 2008 Presenting Brookus bassa The smallmouth bass is the headliner of small coolwater venues and that fact is understandable. Micropterus dolomieui bends fly rods and performs top water acrobatics throughout the course of the fishing season, even during the hottest dog days, as long as the human on the other end of the line knows his or her art and craft. Chapter 2	Article Burning Man Jun 11. 2007 Plop! This strange popper came out of Martin Joergensen's vice recently and has already proved its value several times. See why it might be interesting to you, how to tie it (in meticulous details) as well as how it moves - and in video too! And learn why it's called Burning Man. All that and more here.
Article Favorite Dad Jun 20. 2006 Warm water In Virginia, the rivers are full of crayfish. Author Michael Smith AKA Rybolov went last week to the South Fork of the Shenandoah, and in a meter-square area along the shoreline, there had to be at least 30 crayfish. That may be why Skip's Dad works so well there. Learn to tie the bass pattern here	Article Smallmouth Jump Dec 5. 2005 Suggestion Mark Dysinger has been chasing smallmouth bass with the flyrod for many years, and during that time he's come across some surprisingly difficult fish. Super clear water and high fishing pressure can make these bass as fussy and easily spooked as any educated trout. This may be the method and patterns that saves the day	Article Bunny Split Jun 6. 2005 Colorful pike fly Two tails are better than one says Mark Dysinger, who is an avid pike angler. In this, his latest pattern, he has created a large and very lively fly for the mossy green predator of the lakes. And it can tempt a bass too... See how to tie the Bunny Split here,
Article Bob Petti, GFF partner USA Aug 1. 2002 One of the GFF partners	Article Bass bugs Apr 17. 2000 Bugged I'm not sure how floating bass flies got the name "bug", but it certainly has stuck. Whether constructed of wood, plastic, foam, or hair, they all seem to be lumped into the generic category of "bass bug". Read the article here	Article Susquehanna Smallmouth patterns Jan 11. 2000 Bassing If you mention smallmouth bass fishing in Pennsylvania, the Susquehanna River immediately comes to mind. This article features 14 efficient flies for Susquehanna smallmouth from the hands first time contributor Robb Nicewonger.