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What are your favourite flies for smallmouth guys? Woolly buggers of course are in there, but the question I have is do you weight your buggers with lead/nonlead material or not? What other flies is everyone using for smallies
 
I really think you should take a look at the TFO NXT, I have an 8wt of theirs and it's a pretty good rod for the price, you can test cast mine if you want.
 
Grayer: there are lots of good flies for them, buggers, stoneflies, ep minnows, clousers, any baitfish or crayfish imitation really.
 
Awesome thanks guys, Im always curious as I am new to the fly fishing/tying game!! Cant wait for spring/summer! Are you guys using lead to weigh down your buggers?
 
grayer said:
What are your favourite flies for smallmouth guys? Woolly buggers of course are in there, but the question I have is do you weight your buggers with lead/nonlead material or not? What other flies is everyone using for smallies
Poppers and mouse patterns are probably my two favourites for bass, smallies or largies :D
 
I read an article the other day about trying mouse patterns when trout fishing I don't remember much about it but I'm gonna use them more not just for trout but as Madoc said bass and I'm sure they might work for pike as well
 
I just picked up a bunch of mouse patterns to try out this year. I have never tried them, I don't know why as they are effective here. I will be trying them on rainbows and on grayling. I came across a picture somewhere of a grayling with a huge mouse pattern fly in its mouth. Since I do an annual dry fly fishing trip for grayling I will test out the mouse pattern on them. Can't wait for this season
 
I bet if you try that in the shallower more ever grown pools in the headwaters of certain rivers you'd get quite the response :rolleyes:
 

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