I catch both bass and bluegills on size 8 hooks.  This eliminates some of
the tiny bluegills, and keeps them from swallowing the fly, and handles the
majority of bass.  Maybe too small for the really big ones, but they work
pretty well.

On 1/16/07, Chuck Alexander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 Folks: I had a fly rod as a teen, and fly fished a little with my Uncle,
but the last two season have been what I call my "first and second real
seasons" And, I concentrated on flies for bluegills, cause I like to catch a
lot of fish... But, now I want to catch some big fish as well, so I am
trying some of the bass flies..Now, the last two years, i caught an
occasional largemouth on my bluegill flies... But, can you tie flies that
will catch both equally (or nearly equally) as well??? Or, , for example.. i
tied most of my flies on size 10-16 hooks.. And, the bass flies are tied
mostly on size 6 and bigger... So, could I tie a bass bug, or clouser minnow
, etc ect, in a size that is in between the 6 and the 10 and catch both????
I guess you could say I want to "have my cake and eat it too" LOL..Oh, and
if so, which are some good patterns???  Thanks, Chuck





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Steve Brettell, M.M.
Birmingham #188
Grand Lodge of Maryland

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