How To” video’s can be very helpful in teaching us to be better fly fishers. The RIO Products “How To” video’s can be found at: http://www.rioproducts.com/learn/make-the-connection/rio-tv Click on “Browse The Library” and there you will find 12 categories with numerous subjects to choose from under each category. These video’s are very well produced and informative. See RIO fly line and fly line dressing at: www.BreamBugs.com
One and one half days at Rockbridge was the highlight of my 2016 fly fishing season. Rockbridge, located in the depths of the Missouri Ozark Mountains, is a picturesque spring fed trout fly fishing destination. My friends and I arrived around noon on a Sunday and I caught and kept 4 beautiful trout, average weight 1.4 lbs. On Monday morning I caught and kept 4 more trout, average weight 1.7 lbs. Almost all of the trout caught by myself and other members of our group were caught using either the Marabou Skunk, black and white, or the Mayfly both available on the BreamBugs web site. Thanks to everyone on the Rockbridge staff for an outstanding outing.
If you are an avid bluegill fly fisher we have the top water poppers you are looking for here at BreamBugs. Chris Weber’s Brack N Brine River Runt and Willow Bub poppers are exceptionally well crafted and catch fish. See all of our 680 flies and poppers at BreamBugs.com
“Pounds” or “Lbs” refers to the breaking strength of the line. A line rated at 6 Lbs should not break until 6 pounds of pressure is on the line. You can catch fish larger than the “pounds” of you line. How? Set the drag on the reel to let the fish pull the line off the reel. That’s why you need Cortland Micron fly line backing on your reel.