What are some easy largemouth bass flies to tie?
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I need some easy to tie flys for largemouth bass. I already have a begginers bass fly tying kit but it doesnt have any reccomendations. What are some easily tied flies or ones that work very well with bass on a 22 acre pond. The lake is only 5 years old but most of the bass are 5-8 pounds. Also what are some good websites. Please include links to bass fly tying charts.
Thanks
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Big Black Wooly Boogers – size 2 and 4 – super easy to tie and Bass love’em – I tie mine w/ a gold beadhead.
Note: The Clouser Minnow is another good pattern, mostly used for Smallmouth in rivers. The trick to tieing them is to go sparse on the material and make sure you use good epoxy on the eyes. Kudos to Exert for the mention of this pattern.
Here’s a link for the wooly booger:
http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CFPageC?storeId=10151&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&&mode=article&objectID=31567&cat=Fishing&subcatID=27&objectType=article&cmid=OLARTICLE_31567_TITLE
Here’s a link to the clouser :
http://www.bcadventure.com/adventure/angling/protalk/rowley/philsbox/clouser/minnow.phtml
This has worked for me everytime I have used it.
This site has free video lesson on how to tie it.
Clouser Minnow:
http://flyfisherman.com/ftb/bobclouser/
Looks easy enough that I could do it.
woolybuggers and streamers go to a fly tying web page and look at the pic of the flys they have and pick some out that you like and try tying them