Float-n-Fly Fishing For Trophy Bass
Posted By eric_welch on October 12, 2011
For you bass fisherman that think when the weather gets cold its time to put the boat and fishing gear in storage, I suggest you do a little research about the float-n-fly rig. We catch some trophy fish in the winter, when the water temperatures reach 65 degrees all the way down to 40 degrees. If you’re looking for a fight, hook into a 4lb smallie or a 5lb spot on a 8′ rod with a 4lb leader. We’re now taking float-n-fly bookings for Carters Lake, Lake Blue Ridge, and Hiawassee Lake.
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Eric Welch-Head Bass Guide
Reel Job Fishing, LLC
www.kent-klewein.com
info@kemt-klewein.com
770-330-7583 Kent
706-455-2323 Eric
No we are not kidding. The Float N’ Fly rigged on a fly rod with tied fly patterns works great. It’s like nymphing with a super long leader. It’s not your standard fly fishing method but it works awesome on the reservoirs during our colder months of the year. I landed some really big bass last year doing this.
Kent