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I need some help with selecting Flies for Fly Fishing?


Hello i am fishing in Minnesota and i am mostly a bait fisherman but please dont hold that against me.
Anyways i had a neighbor who had shown me how to fly fish one time in a friendly neighbor competition who could catch a bigger fish. After our competition i wanted to learn more about fly fishing so i read some about the casting technique but what i should have read about is the lures themselves. Unfortunately though in a little under 2 weeks my neighbor had passed on. And i kind of lost interest in it for awhile since he was the one who got me into it and then he was gone. Well recently i was looking through the garage and i saw one of his old pole and reel that he had let me borrow and his wife said i could keep after he passed. So i am wanting to continue what i started and i want to try some fly fishing next time i go down by the stream or lake. Now the problem is i have no Flies. And i was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction as to what kind of flies i should use up here in Minnesota say on a pond for bass and also Sunnies. Because we have a pretty good Bass Lake here. Also i realize the type of fly depends on whats native here but im more hoping someone can help me rule out some types that would never be used this far north. Thanks!

5 Responses to “I need some help with selecting Flies for Fly Fishing?”

  • William B:

    I fly fish and the only thing i use is whole kernel corn [from a can]
    and red worms, for trout and sunnies
    for bass use night crawlers

  • wana bigger bike:

    streamers like the wooley bugger, egg sucking leeches, muddler minows are all very good flys for bass fishing especially since you are going to a lake..for dry flys maybe get a few hopper imitations just incase the fish are starting to pop..there are guys that use wets and nypmhs at lakes but ive never had sucess that way…but yea sreamers are a really nice way to go for lakes and bass

  • Hunter Justyn:

    This might be a little mean but how about in the guys garage. :(

  • SageFly:

    Catching the sunfish isnt hard with flies. Buy some cheap little “spiders” of different colors and make sure they have long rubber legs that will move like crazy when you twitch them, this drives those little guys crazy. “Poppers” are easy to fish and catch all sort of panfish and you can buy bigger ones that look like frogs that will destroy bass in the shallows, just be stealthy. Streamers of different colors will work to. I would suggest buying some descent polarized glasses and comb the shallows and try to find the beds of these fish and antagonize them with a popper with rubber legs, this will catch both.

  • Fisher_Girl:

    I don’t fly fish but use like a horse fly cause they are big and they hurt when they bite.

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