This is one of the best whitebass seasons on Yegua creek in at least four years as the conditions came together just at the right time.
We have been following the whitebass all winter as they progressed up into the creek on the way to the spawning waters.
The bass are about to get the party started with both males and big females way up the creek.
This clouser type fly is what we have had the best luck with so far. The tactics to find and catch the bass have changed as the fish become more active and the water warms and clears.
The spawning should start any day now and that will require another adjustment to catch these fish but you won't catch any sitting at home!

Sure enjoyed these videos. I got respect for fly fishermen, and you caught those fish with the hand-tied flies. Kudos to you! I went to A&M and made a trip or two to Somerville but had no idea about the Sandbass runs when I was there.

Enjoyed the video.