Don’t Catch The Virus . . Catch Bluegill
Wash your hands, stay safe, catch fish, wash your hands, again. We at BreamBugs are here to serve you. Take a look at all the fly fishing flies and poppers available at BreamBugs.com.
Fireflies Are Not Flies . . . They Are Beetles!
The month of May brings fireflies, or lightning bugs, whichever you prefer. They are attractive at night with their luminescent glow and they provide an evening meal for the fish. BreamBugs.com has eleven different GLOW IN THE DARK fly fishing lures to choose from. Speaking of beetles, have you tried the BeetleBug made from wine bottle cork? See all of our fly fishing lures at www.BreamBugs.com.
Who Is Afraid Of Spiders? Not The Fish!
The Swamp Spider, black, by Pultz Poppers is very similar to the Ligon Bream Killer but with a few beneficial enhancements. It has eight white rubber legs and is a bit heavier resulting in a quicker sink rate. It makes a great “dropper” when used on a Miskito Coast Popper/Dropper Rig. Find the Swamp Spider under Pultz Poppers. Available in hook sizes 8 and 10. Find the Miskito Coast Popper/Dropper Rigs on our web site at www.BreamBugs.com
Swamp Spider Bream Killer by Pultz
$2.30
Business Is Not “As Usual”
As you can imagine the Coronavirus is having an impact on may small businesses, including BreamBugs. Many of our suppliers are having difficulties obtaining material to make their products. Please be patient, as we may run out of some of our products. But, we will do all we can to keep an adequate inventory. Even the Postal Service has gotten slower in making their deliveries, However, we here at BreamBugs, are working diligently to ship your orders as quickly as we can. Have fun fly fishing! But, be safe and WASH YOUR HANDS!
Finally! Someone Found A Use For Wine Bottle Cork
The BeetleBug is made from wine bottle cork. It is left in the natural cork color and with its natural markings and the wine makers marks on the bottom. Its ugly but to the fish it looks like a delicious meal and it catches fish! See the full details about the BeetleBug at www.BreamBugs.com