Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => Fly Fishing Cafe => Topic started by: Guppy on August 14, 2008, 08:31:50 AM
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hey just wondering if you can flyfish for bass if so what would be a good fly.
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Tried flyfishing for them for the first time yesterday and was using tom thumb and black wooly bugger and what a blast..... ;D they really hit hard and also manage to catch some decent size crappies.
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My favorite partern to use is a yellow popper.
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hey just wondering if you can flyfish for bass if so what would be a good fly.
Your talking bass when you are out fishing the st mary's for west slopes. When you and the old man get back I will take you guys out with the fly rods for some bass. Have him give me a call.
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We just moved in MR recently flyguy, whereabouts do you go for bass?
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If you head north on neaves road in pitt meadows it is called sturgeon slough. It is the slough between the turn off to Golden eagle golf course and Swan-e-set golf course. Park on the north side of the bridge and you can walk the dyke to find openings to fish.
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I will give it a try, thanks man.
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Leach, crayfish, and minnow patters all work well. Do some reading hear on the net tons of info east of the rockies and down south. Bass and Crappie on the fly are a blast and the best way I have found to learn the art of dry fly fishing; very forgiving fish when you have the right pattern. Have fun learning.
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Caught from Pitt Lake Pond today.
(http://www.fishingwithrod.com/albums/fishiotherapist/Largemouth_Pitt_Lake_Pond4_1_JPG_rev.thumb.jpg)
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