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I’ve been on a Crappie kick this past year and have had luck with a white marabou tail under a bobber.

Bring on the snide and snarky comments😂.

Competition fishing does nothing for me, but lots of good info here- https://www.wetflyswing.com/howard-croston-on-competition-mindset-and-loch-style-fishing-for-stillwater-trout-littoral-zone-podcast-22/

I’m not sure of the pricing now, but I put these on my trailer many years ago. They are still in good shape. https://www.ultimatebunkboards.com/

Add a few black Spawn Polliwog Tail leeches to your box.

One of my favorite black leeches.

I caught so many fish with a Cowbell (flasher) when I was a kid. 😁

I 100% agree. I always take a throat sample and only use flies the really mimic the natural food source-

A lot of the top Pikeminnow anglers use it.

They can be caught on the Columbia with flies. No where near as effective as fresh salmon eggs though😁.

$1.97 small to x large eyes. Adorn with Sharpies-

From my favorite place to fish.

I had a group of friends over for an evening of bs’ing and fly tying. During the get together I had a fly tying contest. The rules- Each participant must incorporate five designated odd/random pieces of materials into their fly. Each participant is given a bag of scrap materials picked up under...

Great report!

Spawn Flyfish has some cool new Flash Polliwog Tails out. The son of Spawn Minnow-

It was an inversion day, so it was very nice up there. The fish from this lake always fight hard. Fishing from a boat.

After a fun trip to the local warmwater fishery a few days ago, I made the trek a few miles up the road to my favorite coldwater fishery. It definitely felt like winter at the lake- A jig leech on a type 3 or under a bobber warmed things up- I feel very lucky to have such great local...

I fished a popular SW WA lake recently. For reason only the fish know, I think every Crappie, Bluegill and Perch jam themselves into a 1/4 mile section of a certain canal during the winter (trust me it is no secret, just motor around until you see a fleet of boats). Although it can be a...

Blue fly for Bluegill.

From my understanding it’s not like it used to be 10 years ago. But a group of us still make the 12 hour drive and fish it every year and have a great time. It’s not overly technical. We mostly fish buggers, leeches and bait fish patterns. It’s a fun lake to fish!