BreamBugs is pleased to introduce two dragon fly designs from Conrad’s Flies. The Blue Dragon Fly in hook size 6 and 8 and the Black Dragon Fly in hook size 6. Oh, and check out the Pink Lady Fly, also from Conrad’s Flies.
Yes, BreamBugs sells bass poppers and flies, too. Its easy to find our bass poppers and flies, simply click on the word “BASS” at the top of our home page. 57 different bass poppers and flies will appear for a fun shopping experience. www.BreamBugs.com
Bugs are flying out of BreamBugs because we are having another record year thanks to our wonderful customers. Bugs are fly into BreamBugs because we have added four new bass flies from the Wilson’s and three new bass flies from Conrad’s Flies. Check them out at www.BreamBugs.com
The Bar Nun Popper has been catching bream since the early 50’s. If you would like a copy of an article titled, “The BreamBug that took me back home.”, By Otha Barham of the Meridian Star, Meridian, MS, send me an email and tell me if you want the digital version or a printed copy. We will need your mailing address if you want a printed copy. See all the Bar Nun Poppers at: www.BreamBugs.com
When targeting wary, easily spooked fish or when conditions call for a quite, stealthy presentation, use the BoogleBullet. You will appreciate the clog free hook eyes. BoogleBullets are available in hook sizes 4, 6, 8 and 10 from www.BreamBugs.com
The old Accardo Blue Gill Special was one of the classic poppers produced by the Accardo Tackle Company before they went out of business. Check out these new REPRODUCTIONS at www.BreamBugs.com They are exact reproductions for your fly fishing enjoyment.
The Ligon Bream Killer, Black, hook size 8, remains our #1 best selling sinking fly. The reason it is number one is because it consistently catches fish. We offer an assortment of the five most popular colors of the Ligon Bream Killer in a re-useable foam bottom fly box for only $15.95 plus with each Bream Killer Assortment you order you will receive one Ligon Red Butt Bream Killer FREE! Order now, this offer is good only through the end of this month, May 2018.
Here are a few reasons to use barbless hooks: better hooksets, barbs create resistance and makes it harder for the hook to penetrate, the fish are easier to release, if the line breaks its easier for the fish to shake a barbless hook loose, there is less injury to the fish and THERE IS LESS INJURY TO YOU! See our first introduction of barbless hooks at www.BreamBugs.com.