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Earlier this year, Fishing Guide and Owner of Class V Outfitters, Banning Collins, invited the TexasHuntFish team out for a flyfishing float trip down the Guadalupe River. When you think of fly fishing you don’t normally think of Texas (I know I didn’t)…but you should!
If you or your family have never had the chance to do a flyfishing float, I highly recommend Banning Collins and Class V Outfitters.
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Capt. Blair heads to the low country of South Carolina to fish the flood tide for redfish with Capt. Chris Wilson.
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Great video showing you the proper way to present a dry fly from a down stream position to fish holding UP stream.
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Learn the roll casting technique for fly fishing and how to best utilize various fly fishing techniques if you’re just starting out as a fly fisherman in this free video series.
Expert: Jim Dowd
Contact: www.zoaroutdoor.com
Bio: Jim Dowd runs the fishing program at Zoar Outdoor, is a Federation of Fly Fishers Certified Casting Instructor, Life Member of Trout Unlimited, and co-author of The Deerfield River Guide.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
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Non-slip mono loops allow the fly to swim naturally and swing freely. Learn more about fly fishing techniques in this free video series.
Expert: Jim Dowd
Contact: www.zoaroutdoor.com
Bio: Jim Dowd runs the fishing program at Zoar Outdoor, is a Federation of Fly Fishers Certified Casting Instructor, Life Member of Trout Unlimited, and co-author of The Deerfield River Guide.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
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Just because it is late fall and the water temps are starting to fall doesn’t mean that you can’t still enjoy your float tube and catch some warm water species…you just have to think about where they are staging and what they want to see….what they will take.
Think big in your fly selection as you may not catch as many fish as you would in a summer pattern but you stand a chance of catching a larger fish.
Color is also key….I like patterns with white, yellow or chartreuse that has some flash to it; this allows the fly to be seen from a long ways off.
The next big factor is presentation; slow things down. As you will see in this little snippet…I will casts, make a couple strips, then pause and get ready.
Try to anticipate the fish taking the fly as it sinks. Fish don’t want to expend a lot of energy and if they think it is dinged up or injured they are quick to jump on it.
I also use varying types of sinking line to try and get the fly to the correct level as once again fish don’t want to move up or down in the water column unless they are desperate…and at this point in the year they are not desperate.
So….grab your gear and get going and if you need to see or learn how to tie a “Hoosier Streamer” just check it out on the fly tying section of the website. Good luck and many bent rods to you!
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Capt. Blair heads south to Islamorada, Florida to fish for tarpon on the NEW Flats Blue fly rods with Capt. Honson Lau.
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For the power snap of the back cast in fly fishing, move your wrist 45 degrees backward, the move it forwards again for the power snap of the forward cast. Learn more about the correct hand and wrist movement of the power snap part of the cast in this free fly casting video lesson.
Expert: Alvin Dedeaux
Contact: www.alvindedEaux.com
Bio: Alvin has been a fly fishing guide and casting instructor for 12 years, and has been fly fishing for 32 years. He is a graduate of the Joan Wulff fly casting instructor’s school.
Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA
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Capt. Blair fishes for a grand slam in his own backyard catching a redfish, a snook and a trout in the same day and all on artificial lures.
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ive been wanting to catch mullet on a fly , so what are some good flies for these fish?
and what tips can you give me to catch these fish?
and tips on tying flys for these fish?
-thanks
and yes it is possible, google it, and i know to castnet them maybe i wanna try somthing new?
I’ve caught Mullet on a fly- but I "cheated" a bit.
I chummed them into a frenzy first- THEN started casting a fly.
Here’s what I did:
First, I chummed the area at a lower tide, (using crushed dry Catfood mixed with creek-side mud.) Once the fish were in the vicinity, (at a higher tide) I started further chumming with slices of bread and large bread balls.
When they began to feed heavily (at the surface of the water) I started casting my fly. The fly was a homemade job that looked like a white bread ball.
It worked VERY well.
But, it was cheating. (lol)
Hope this helps somehow?