Never used it but i heard its good for cats and blugill in community ponds. Is it actually bread or some material that looks like bread? And if it is actual bread how do you get it to stay on the hook? And what size hook?

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ok everybody here knows I use it and catch a lot on it, so i'll post every pic, link, ect. I have!
the bread fly is a ball of deer hair I tie and clip on a hook. I sell e'm on my website in the FLY SHOP section if you dont fly tie. here are some fish I caught on breadflies this past summer
15lb carp



11lb catfish

30 inch catfish
(7lbs)

theres a lot more but I dont wanna take the time to post e'm

breadflies-

I fish e'm on the surface greased with dry fly floatant drifting over places I throw bread out. they clobber it!

Dang dude how much is shipping?

free

Im sure im gonna buy some real soon

just contact me when order is given


just a note- I think the breadfly fishing should start to pick up in a coupla weeks

more breadfly fish-
10lb blue catfish

10? Did you weigh it? I'd put my money on 7

I'm goin' with 6 lb 14 oz

those are killer on carp! I wish I had a couple when I was on the other side

so you dont strip it or anything, just let it float? would it work in a spot that i havent been baiting with bread before hand?

it probably won't work if the fish aren't used to eating bread. If you are sight fishing for carp you will want to use a carp fly like a nymph or rubber legged spider

DO NOT MOVE IT!!!. it seems like every time you move it you spook every fish on top. I keep more than 1 rod with a breadfly on it. I see a fish, cast to it. miss it or break off, keep fishun!

do ya'll set the hook or let the fish try and run away with it?