Do you love big bluegill?
what are the best crappie and bluegill flies?
what are the best websites to look up for fly tying crappie and bluegill flies because I need some more variety in my fly box? thanks
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Permalink Reply by Darrell Duff Johnson on
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This is probably the best site to see what flies all of us are tying, take a look thru the pictures, everyone has there fav. but it all depends on what day and what color is working in your area, some of my favs. are green body with a yellow head, yellow and black or black and charetrus bubble bee patterns, it all depends on what color is working on your lake that day. here are a few that work in my area, northern Indiana
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Permalink Reply by Tobias Jackson Jr. on
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thx man
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Permalink Reply by Jeff Workman on
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Check out flyanglersonline and their panfish section at the bottom. Good stuff and good stories.
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