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 Brazos in August
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07/07/18 10:20 PM
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Mitt78
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My wife and I are renting a place that backs up to the Brazos near Glen Rose for a long weekend in August. Any suggestions on what to throw? I plan on bringing my 4wt glass for fun, my 6wt for teaching my wife and 8wt if the Bass are biting. I'm used to fishing the Paluxy in the Spring and Fall, but I have never fished the Brazos.
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Re: Brazos in August
[Re: Mitt78]
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07/09/18 12:48 AM
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Bubbadoc
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Green Horn
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Early of late poppers will work. Also anything that looks like a grasshopper. Especially an Amys Ant. The bass cant leave them alone. Good luck.
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Re: Brazos in August
[Re: Bubbadoc]
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07/09/18 01:37 AM
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Mitt78
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Early of late poppers will work. Also anything that looks like a grasshopper. Especially an Amys Ant. The bass cant leave them alone. Good luck. Thanks for the tip. I'll be sure to pack a lot of Llano bugs and foam hoppers. I guess I will need to learn to tie a few poppers.
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Re: Brazos in August
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07/12/18 09:40 PM
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5wtflyfisher
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Brazos has a ton of carp in the shallows. I use anything like a wholly buger or anything brown crawfish to catch them.
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