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    Bass are aggressive opportunistic feeders. I say again, aggressive. Catch them in the right mood, and they will slam a popper on top and slam a clouser minnow stripped fast under the surface - regardless of size. With that said, I agree 100% with the statement "...castability is the priority...". If you cannot affectively present the fly in the correct spot, size won't matter.

    I once caught a 4 1/2lb bass on a 4wt casting a #10 woolly bugger(ish) fly. Crawfish color, dragging it on the bottom, and bingo! Fish on!

    Whatever you do, tie patterns that you can cast efficiently, effectively present, and have fun with.

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    Some great information here. I've got a lot to learn in my migration from trout to spiny rays.
    Where you go is less important than how you take the steps.
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