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Fished a local lake today with winds gusting 25mph....can you say fun. Found a few coves with some bg beds and caught quite a few. Caught a lot of warmouths and only 1 large redear. Landed a few bass the largest almost 3#s. Fished quite a few flies but they wanted the ole black wooly bugger. Sometimes I think I should throw away all my flies except for wooly buggers, clousers and a few sliders. Hope you all get out soon and catch some fish.
Sounds like you had a good day! http://www.flyanglersonline.com/bb/smile.gif What is a slider Crash??
donald
I saw a program at the club this week with a local guide
Three times during his slide presentation there were pictures of wooly buggers.
Each time he said "Best fly in the world"
Think that means anything?
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I'm going to guess that Crash means a popping bug that slides over the top of the water without making too much disturbance. It's more of a panfish bug than a normal, cup-faced popper. I tend to scare panfish with those.
Ed
Aaaaaaah - tks Ed. I was thinking "subsurface" with the buggers and clousers. I've always done better with a #10 popper w/rubber legs. Think I'll tie up some small sliders - that #10 popper is about as large a fly as you want to cast on a 2wt especially if there is any wind.
donald
beadleech, I have been thinking for a while that if one took a standard, cork popper body and simply reversed it that it ought to make a pretty good slider. I really need to do that, since I've opened my mouth. I guess that means another trip to the fly shop, oh darn... http://www.flyanglersonline.com/bb/wink.gif
Ed