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Re: Bream/Perch/Panfish on the Fly
[Re: Catfish676]
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05/05/17 01:05 AM
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texasflycaster
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Sure, even we hardcore carp folk can appreciate the beauty of these fish. I only wish TPWD would dedicate their trout stocking funds to stocking more of these beauties instead!
Last edited by texasflycaster; 05/05/17 01:06 AM.
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Re: Bream/Perch/Panfish on the Fly
[Re: Robert Hunter]
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05/05/17 02:32 AM
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1960texan
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If you have still water or even a creek with lots of deep runs and see a lot of little blue damsel flys. dropping an olive damsel nymph off the back of a popper is deadly as they are one of the few nymphs that can really swim well. Those nymphs are crack to trout in high glacier lakes. They will fly in from 30 feet away to hit them. "crack to trout" really got my attention! Thanks for the heads up, Robert.
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Re: Bream/Perch/Panfish on the Fly
[Re: Catfish676]
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05/05/17 02:50 AM
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Wildman of the navidad
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Thats a big sassy slab i second the bettis poppers
Psalm:91
Quote on the wildman" They Said he'd eat the hair off of a man's head when he was hungry and squeeze the water out of rocks when he was thirsty"
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Re: Bream/Perch/Panfish on the Fly
[Re: Catfish676]
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05/05/17 01:55 PM
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MassAction
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My favorite thing about sunfish is you can pretty much throw anything and if you place it right, they'll hit. It's a good thing they don't have teeth because if they did, Texas waters would be dangerous to swim in. I caught this Longear on a Boogle Bug popper that was almost as big as he was. Can't get enough of their spring colors! My best success has been with Bennett's Rio Getter. If fish are chasing but reluctant to bite, the rio getter always solves the problem.
Last edited by MassAction; 05/05/17 01:56 PM.
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Re: Bream/Perch/Panfish on the Fly
[Re: Catfish676]
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05/06/17 02:12 AM
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mbarker68x
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Re: Bream/Perch/Panfish on the Fly
[Re: Catfish676]
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05/09/17 01:00 AM
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zenmic
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I only started fly fishing a couple of years ago, and still have a lot to learn. Been practicing out a Oak Point park, with a popper/dropper. The dropper being a size 20 Copper John. This last Saturday every 5th~6th cast the Copper John gets hit with a bluegill. One of the more pretty ones I got was this guy.
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