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The Creature

July 13, 2018 Panfish On The Fly
The Creature is a very effective "mop fly" for panfish and other warm water species.

The Creature is a very effective "mop fly" for panfish and other warm water species.

The purist, dry fly anglers turn their noses up to this ugly easy to tie style of fly because it can be nothing more than a piece of your bath mat lashed to a hook shank. But the thing they hate the most about the fly is that it will likely catch more fish than their exquisitely tied Catskill style dry fly!

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In Fishing, Fly Tying Tags The Creature, nymph, bluegill flies, bluegill, bream flies, dragonfly nymph
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Bluegills With Pepperoni Anyone?

July 5, 2018 Panfish On The Fly
The Pepperoni Yuk Bug is a fantastic warm water fly pattern.

The Pepperoni Yuk Bug is a fantastic warm water fly pattern.

It is often said that bluegills and other panfish are not picky and just about any fly will work for them.  At times it may seem like that is the case, but panfish will often show a preference for a particular fly.  In the last few weeks, this has been that fly.

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In Fishing, Fly Tying Tags Nymph, Pepperoni Yuk Bug, bluegill flies, bluegill, big, bream, bream f
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The Black and White Hornberg Special

May 11, 2018 Panfish On The Fly
A black and white Hornberg Special tied as a wet fly/streamer.

A black and white Hornberg Special tied as a wet fly/streamer.

For several years now I have been raising chickens, mainly for the eggs and a little help around the homestead producing high-quality compost and keeping the local tick population in check.  If you look at my flock, you can see that the birds were hand selected by a fly tier.

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In Fly Tying Tags Hornberg Streamer, Black and White Hornberg Special, streamer, backyard flock
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The Tick - A Panfish Fly From The Briny Deep

May 7, 2018 Panfish On The Fly
The Tick, a salt water pattern tied for striped bass, that is perfect for panfish!

The Tick, a salt water pattern tied for striped bass, that is perfect for panfish!

This fly has an extraordinary origin.  Believe it or not, this pattern was initially tied for Striped Bass in the salt.  That’s right you read correctly saltwater striped bass!  This fly, which will comfortably fit into the mouth of any bluegill, is tied to “match the hatch” when striped bass are feeding on isopods, small bug like crustaceans.

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In Fly Tying Tags wet fly, The Tick, fly tying, bluegill, bream, brim, sunfish, brim flies
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The Ghost

April 29, 2018 Panfish On The Fly
The Ghost is an all-white version of the James Wood Bucktail

The Ghost is an all-white version of the James Wood Bucktail

I have had a lot of fun experimenting with variations of one of my favorite warm water patterns, the James Wood Bucktail.  This latest version, which has an all-white color scheme, I have nicknamed the Ghost.

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In Fly Tying Tags The Ghost, James Wood Bucktail, fly tying, streamer, wet fly
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