These fly fishing for largemouth bass will help you to make that catch. When most people think of fly fishing they think of trout, but fly fishing for bass can be very rewarding. Since largemouth bass are a bigger fish, and tend to put up a fight, you can expect some excitement on your next fishing trip.
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Choose the right bait. Largemouth bass like to eat nymphs, surface flies, and crayfish. The flies or lures that you choose will depend on where you are fishing and how they should be presented to the fish. You will be much more successful if you learn about the types of flies to use in the area you are fishing. The color of the fly can make a big difference. Talk to some local fishermen before you choose your bait.
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Fish in shallow waters. Largemouth bass prefer the warmer waters where it is shallow. They like to have the cover of weeds, stumps, or even around boat docks. The fish will hide in these protected areas, and then strike when they see food. Since they rarely are found in water that is deeper than 20 feet, they tend to be found in lakes and ponds.
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Patience is key. In order to make the catch when you are fly fishing for largemouth bass you need to be patient. They will lie in wait for long periods of time waiting for the time to strike.
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Make the cast so the fly appears natural. It is important to present the fly in the most natural way possible. This might mean that you need to learn a few different casting techniques.
