How do i pick out flies for trout and bass? fly fishing?
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I fish in Northern new jersey. on rivers and lakes. What flies are good and how do i fish them. Thank you i am a beginner.
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Well go on to google and ask what flies are hatching at your time of year. You probably won’t be able to observe which flies are flying around so I would rely on information gathered by other fishermen, the internet, and tackle shops. Right now I would fish Mayflies and focus on white Mayflies. Terrestrials are also doing pretty well near cover. Yellow stone flies will also work in some areas.
visit a local fly shop or club.
You have to fine out what there eating and go for the fly and good lick to you o.k.
im a beginner too. ive read that in lakes the WOOLY BUGGER is the ideal fly for bass. in rivers, however i dont have a clue… sorry.
There are good seletions here for both trout and bass: http://www.orvis.com/store/shop.aspx?dir_id=1236&group_id=1594&cat_id=1288&shop_id=1447
use a wooly bugger or leach they catch fish no matter what is hatching on a lake usually