Freshwater Flies Fly

Freshwater Flies Fly
Saltwater Fly Anglers?

Since I value all of your opinions, I want to know what are some prooductive colors for saltwater poppers? I'm a freshwater angler. Not much experience with saltwater...yet. I want to airbrush these in some popular saltwater colors. Any help would be greatly appreciated. These will be for sale eventually on my site for anyone that likes fishing topwater. I'm looking for the three top color schemes. Links to a good pic would help too.

Thanx in advance!
AIRFLOW. I knew you would respond with your disdain for poppers. No offense taken. As I said, I value ALL your opinions. I will though take into consideration your advice on the color schemes.

(In my opinion)

Best color schemes:

1. Red/White

2. Chartreuse/White

3. Any highly realistic representation of a Pogy/Menhaden ETC.(This would be for your "gin-clear" waters. Something similar to a Rainys Bubble Head soft foam fly.)

Using Green or Silver Flashabou for a tail always works best for me.

If you have time, try to paint a "flared gill" pattern in bright red on any poppers.

(Go to Bass Pro for a look at the Rainys Bubble Head saltwater popper. In my opinion, they look decent for a "mass produced" Fly. )

One of the most popular techniques for trout fishing is called trolling. Trolling is popular as many fishing techniques trout from, because even in the bodies as lakes and ponds, freshwater Act trout fishing is supposed to be the most relaxing and enjoyable as the act of catching trout is exhilarating.

Of all the techniques available for trout fishing, fishing Trolling is one of the easiest to perform. It can be done by all levels of expertise of experts and beginners of all ages sixty-six. But do not be fooled. Despite trawling is one of the easiest technical trout fishing is also one of the most effective. A well-executed troll in a lake stocked give very satisfactory results.

This is necessary to take a fishing boat equipped with oars or a reader motor, your rod and reel, the troll (blade string) and a decoy. You leave behind your lure of and behind your boat in motion, using both route length and speed of his boat to determine how deep you fish. When fishing at any time between spring and autumn, in most lakes, you must try about 15 to 50 feet below the surface.

Trolling is a trout fishing the more effective because it uses the number one instinct of fish: find food. The blade rotation troll sending vibrations in the water which are food for trout hidden. When trawling for trout, virtually any trout lure will work, but three tablespoons more efficient small, small plugs or worms.

Three main directions for trawling for trout should improve your success. First, troll slowly. Make sure the fish can easily retrieve the bait, because it does not waste energy running after a meal. Second, vary your speed, which will change the vibration pattern of troll. This more realistically imitate prey. Third, troll your boat in a curve in S. This will cause a different action on the troll any movement of the boat, which emulates prey as well.

For the persistent fisherman, trolling is one of the fishermen most accessible and effective trout techniques can be used in standing water such as lakes or ponds. Good fishing!

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