fly fishing smallmouth bass

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  1. bakerboy2222 says:

    I have the 9ft 5/6wt Scientific Anglers pack and its an excellent rod for me to learn on; very forgiving, yet heavy enough to get things moving.
    I’m looking at making the step up from a combo to a better rod specifically for bass in the lower price ranges and I’m looking at the Ross Flystik. Its 6 or 8 weight, mod/fast and 7’11″. I’m not entering any tournaments, but accuracy is a big deal for me, bank fishing and coves from small boats.
    Any input? I’m still pretty new to it.

  2. Metallicalistener123 says:

    Use glases!!! or do you wanna end up blind!!??

  3. jaguarsphenom32 says:

    I am fishing for smallmouth right now and if u have any for carp that would be cool

  4. mikethesnipe1 says:

    what are u trying to fly fish 4

  5. jaguarsphenom32 says:

    Alright im interested that’d be awesome cuz right now im clueless on what kind of flies to use

  6. spacefrogg5 says:

    yes, there are a kagillian flies out there, but for something that works on smallies, use clousers (chartrues/white/red eyes are best) and wooly buggers (purple w/bead head are the best, then brown, black, olive), but all colors will work. white foam spiders are good for surface. i’ll try to make some videos on how to tie some smallmouth bass flies post them if people are interested.

  7. jaguarsphenom32 says:

    Thank you that’s what i bought and is there special kinds of flies for small mouth or are fly poppers good?

  8. spacefrogg5 says:

    hey jag,

    i like fly fishing more than regular fishing.
    1st u dont need to buy an expensive fly rod and all that junk. go online or to wal-mart and buy a scientific angler kit. they’re really good and its just as good as anything out there.

    fly fishing kit, 9ft 5/6wt rod and floating fly line, all comes in the kit,its about $75. a must learn to cast. “the new fly fishing basics” best DVD out there. hope this helps you start off jag. dont let people make you think its an expensive sport.

  9. jaguarsphenom32 says:

    I’m starting fly fishing for the first time this year. Looks like so much fun! Anyone have any tips for me? Could use’em.

  10. crazymexicanomg says:

    somedude down there said it was a clouser

  11. rcjimenez81 says:

    what kind of fly were you using

  12. albertsoccer23 says:

    how do you make a fly rod?

  13. MPpostino says:

    cool, yea i agree that the price of the rod does not make it good. I have not built a rod before, how hard is it to do.

  14. spacefrogg5 says:

    i’m using a 6wt 9ft med-fast st croix fly rod, but i usually use a home made fly rod and catch tons. just goes to show you don’t always need an $800 fly rod. a $40 pacbay blank from ebay is just as good. basically it comes down to the casting and the rewards of catching fish on homemade stuff.

  15. MPpostino says:

    by the way what weight rod were you using?

  16. MPpostino says:

    nice video. I love bass on flies!

  17. und3rth3bridg3 says:

    awesome fishing looks so relaxing … ur clouser looks like a huge grasshopper or somethin at the end ha. great video

  18. spacefrogg5 says:

    hey thanks strpkers14

  19. strpkers14 says:

    nice fish great quality

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