Bass Fishin' on the Fly...? - Page 2

Riverpirate · 07-24-12, 10:04 PM

Enjoy, and if you ever want to take a trip, let me know.
http://georgiariverpirate.blogspot.c...y-rod.html?m=1

Windknot · 07-25-12, 10:22 AM

Xristos got some high-quality info publically, and no doubt more via PM.

It isn't often that the planets align in such a way that several of the very best teachers respond to an info request in such a short time period.

I think I'll save the link to this thread. And thanks to all responders.

sparsehackle · 07-26-12, 05:37 PM

Here's what's worked for me:

A) Go fishin' a few times using some of the tips you got off the board
B) Then, hire a guide to take you for a trip on the same waters. This is how you really learn what you've been doin' right & wrong.

If you're on the Flint, try Kent Edmonds: http://www.flyfishga.com/guide.htm
If you're on the Ocmulgee, try Randy "Riverpirate" Vining: http://www.georgiariverpirate.com/

Counslrman · 07-27-12, 06:35 AM

If you're tying your own flies, check this out:

http://flyanglersonline.com/flytying...112408fotw.php

My cousin and I have done well with shoalies and most all river bass with WB's in olive, black, and orange.

Tight Lines!

Jimmy

thelearner · 08-13-12, 09:53 PM

That's awesome! Keep us posted on how you do! I've been wanting to get into some bass too.

benvan · 08-27-12, 02:33 PM

Nothing beats topwater Bassin, except maybe topwater Stripes and Reds imo...explosive topwater action is sure to get the adrenalin juices going. This time of year I find areas with good vegetation and commence! Stealth Bombers in green and black close to the bank, and white in open water work well. Same goes for deer hair poppers and crease flies.

nielson · 08-27-12, 05:09 PM

Xristos: So how about a report? Get a couple? ...... Get a bunch?
Topwater? Jim

Xristos · 08-27-12, 06:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nielson

Xristos: So how about a report? Get a couple? ...... Get a bunch?
Topwater? Jim

Hey Jim, I gave a report a while back. Here's the link:

http://www.georgia-outdoors.com/foru...ad.php?t=93950

Unfortunately, there were no top water hits that day and, lately, I haven't been getting up early enough to give it a fair shake. I'll probably get on it this weekend though

07-24-12, 10:04 PM	#11
Riverpirate Native Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Milner Ga Posts: 958	Enjoy, and if you ever want to take a trip, let me know. http://georgiariverpirate.blogspot.c...y-rod.html?m=1 __________________ I only envy those who catch more fish than me.-Issac Walton

08-13-12, 09:53 PM	#15
thelearner Native Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 32	That's awesome! Keep us posted on how you do! I've been wanting to get into some bass too. __________________ ...learn something new everyday!

08-27-12, 02:33 PM	#16
benvan Native Join Date: May 2008 Location: senoia,ga Posts: 1,394	Bass Nothing beats topwater Bassin, except maybe topwater Stripes and Reds imo...explosive topwater action is sure to get the adrenalin juices going. This time of year I find areas with good vegetation and commence! Stealth Bombers in green and black close to the bank, and white in open water work well. Same goes for deer hair poppers and crease flies. __________________ "I thought I made a mistake once, but I was wrong." Ben VanDevender, ACI (Adaptive Fly Fishing Casting Instructor/TAG (Therapeutic Adaptive Guide) http://www.teamdeaddrift.com/

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07-25-12, 10:22 AM	#12
Windknot Director, Hall of Fame Member Join Date: Feb 1999 Location: Dacula, GA Posts: 12,545	Xristos got some high-quality info publically, and no doubt more via PM. It isn't often that the planets align in such a way that several of the very best teachers respond to an info request in such a short time period. I think I'll save the link to this thread. And thanks to all responders.

07-26-12, 05:37 PM	#13
sparsehackle Native Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Lawrenceville, GA USA Posts: 338	Here's what's worked for me: A) Go fishin' a few times using some of the tips you got off the board B) Then, hire a guide to take you for a trip on the same waters. This is how you really learn what you've been doin' right & wrong. If you're on the Flint, try Kent Edmonds: http://www.flyfishga.com/guide.htm If you're on the Ocmulgee, try Randy "Riverpirate" Vining: http://www.georgiariverpirate.com/

07-27-12, 06:35 AM	#14
Counslrman Hall of Fame Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Columbus, GA Posts: 3,671	If you're tying your own flies, check this out: http://flyanglersonline.com/flytying...112408fotw.php My cousin and I have done well with shoalies and most all river bass with WB's in olive, black, and orange. Tight Lines! Jimmy

08-27-12, 05:09 PM	#17
nielson Native Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Athens Posts: 847	Xristos: So how about a report? Get a couple? ...... Get a bunch? Topwater? Jim