Posted by Jack | Posted in Trout Fishing Tips | Posted on 03-05-2007
Tags: fishing, flies, fly_fishing
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Saltwater Fishermen Fly?
Since the whole value of their opinions, I know what some of the colors prooductive saltwater poppers? I am a freshwater fisherman. Not much experience with salt water … yet. I want to airbrush these in some popular saltwater colors. Any help would be greatly appreciated. These will be available eventually on my site for anyone who likes fishing Topwater. I'm looking at three top color schemes. Links to a good photo would help too. Thanx in advance! Airflow. I knew you would do with his disdain for the poppers. No offense taken. As I said, all the value their opinions. I though it will into account their advice on color schemes.
(In my opinion) better color schemes: 1. Red / White 2. Chartreuse / White 3. Any representation very a realistic / Pogy menhaden ETC. (This would be for gin its "clear" water. Something like a bubble foam soft Rainys Chief fly.) Use of green or silver flashabou for a long tail works best for me. If you have time, try to paint a "burned gill" pattern in bright red at any poppers. (Go to Bass Pro take a look at the Bubble Popper Rainys Head of salt water. In my opinion they look decent for a "mass produced" Fly).
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