Bass flies pattern

PATTERN DESCRIPTION: This hopper pattern was created by Walter Wiese out of Parks Fly Shop in Gardiner, Montana. The GFA Hopper reminds me of the Madam-X, but with a little foam thrown in for floatation and a splash of color. I really like this hopper in sz. 14 for fishing the smaller creeks here in

Explore the timeless Woolly Worm wet fly—its history, design, and versatility for catching trout, bass, and panfish. Perfect for all anglers!

Jack Harford is the contributor for this week’s Fly Tying Friday Post. Jack has written for the blog in the past and his posts are always welcome! In this post-Jack has a fly that will help you even the odds when fishing for warm water fish.

Okay, so this is not going to be your ordinary step-by-step fly tying tutorial, instead it’s a certain technique I use sometimes. No matter if you like to focus on semi-realistic fishing flie…

“Two tips l will give you is not too make the patterns too flashy, black and copper beads are good if you use them. 2nd reverse rib the fly body with peacock herl or ostrich herl, this adds m…

Howie Fischer on Instagram: "One of the simplest Bass flies out there! The shimmer minnow is an effective pattern and can be tied in so many varieties!"

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A new addition to the fly pattern database has been submitted by OSD: Easy Egg fly

Here is a brief list of the Best Smallmouth Bass Flies available today with some insight on pattern design and, presentation.

PATTERN DESCRIPTION: The Simple Foam Caddis is the best floating, easy to see caddis pattern that is simple to tie and simply catches fish. I’ve had tremendous luck during the Mother’s …

Looking for a well-built, strong fly for either saltwater game fish or monster striped bass? Check out the Haggerty Lures Deceiver Flies.

White Bass are a HOOT on fly-gear! I'm always looking for a pattern that is fairly easy to tie and looks like a good shad imitator. I've tied up a good number of different patterns that imitate shad to some degree, and for various reasons, haven't cared much for them. They probably would all catch fish, but I admit I've been doing more fly-tying for white bass than actually FLY-FISHING for white bass. Its been windy, and much of the time when fishing for white bass, a quick long cast is…

I tie many of my warm water flies, particularly bass patterns, on weedless hooks. Many warm-water species often live and/or feed in areas of dense cover that will eat your flies for breakfast. Fishing weedless flies will help keep them on the end of your line where they belong!

Hi guys, Here is another nymph that I love to have in my box when I go for fishing in June and July. In some parts like in Italy, this…

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With the Pro Trout System it's easy to make durable realistic flies with ease. The hook used is the Mustad C53S Curved nymph.

Tadpole imitation NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT!

It's well-known that stripers will eat mice or rats swimming through the wrong part of town. Let's see your mouse flies. The challenge is to tie a fly that imitates, suggests, conjures or etc. a mouse (or a rat if that's possible). For inspiration: A4pOOMpFW_8