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    Default Easy bass fly

    Here is an easy bass fly to tie for the upcoming season. It is tied gurgler style. I simply used rubberlegs in grenn, yellow and white for a tail(leggs) and added shoert front rubber legs.

    Here's a picture.



    Recipe:

    Hook - TMC 8089 #2-10
    Thread - White Danville flat waxed nylon
    Body - Medium sized white chennile
    Weight - 6-10 wraps of .030 lead wire, positioned at the rear
    Foam top - two 2mm foam sheets glued together, green and yellow
    Eyes - 2.0 chartreuse tape eyes
    Tail and legs - Medium sized round rubber leggs - Green, white and yellow
    Weed guard - 30lb Mason hard mono
    Limit Your Kill - Don't Kill Your limit

    Adam Grace
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    Default Bass Bug!!!

    Hey Adam,..... Good lookin' bug What kind of results've you had on it

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    It catches bass

    I developed that bug about a year ago. I have only fished it a handful of times but I remember catching fish almost everytime I fished it.

    I got tired of tying up tons of my bass akwards frog (epxoy belly fly in the picture below)and I wanted a simple easy pattern to tie.


    Adam's Bass Akwards Frog
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    Both of those will work .
    Adam , I think I see you hosting a Bass fly swap in the future
    David

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    Default Easy Bass Fly

    Adam,..... Is there some unstated reason why the second pattern is tied with the hook riding downward The original pattern had it riding upright...... Which way do you recommend

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    Darian those are two different patterns. The chennile body fly(what I call my frog gurgler) is simple and easy. Gurglers are not tied to be fished with an inverted hook. The fly with the epoxy body (my bass akwards frog) has the inverted hook and takes much more time to tie/glue.

    The easy fly is the frog gurgler.

    They are two different flies but still simillar.
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    Default Easy Frog/Bass Ackwards Frog

    Adam,..... Guess I didn't ask that question correctly.

    There is a weed guard on the fly with the inverted hook (Bass Ackwards Frog). Does this fly tangle in the weeds in spite of the inverted hook or does this mean that the fly rides with that side down and becomes a floater/diver The colors for the body don't suggest that.....

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