FlyMasters of Indianapolis
Intermediate Fly Tying Class
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| Class: |
More Fall Smallmouth Streamers |
| Date/Time: |
September 20th, 2008, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm |
| Maximum Size: |
8 |
| Instructor: |
Ian Anderson |
| Cost: |
$10.00 |
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Synopsis of Class
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Many people think the best time for smallmouth fishing is
when temperatures fall and the water clears. This is because
smallmouth become very active in the fall feeding on bait
fish and minnows fattening up for the winter. The water is
usually lower and clearer in the fall. If you get out on the
water right before the leaves start to fall you can see
smallmouth chasing minnows all along the banks and around
riffles and rapids.
A couple of weeks ago we tied up some smallmouth streamers
that are productive in the fall. After getting
numerous requests for MORE streamers we will be tying up the
following four streamer patterns that are also very
productive in the fall (and spring as well) for smallmouth.
In this class you will learn to tie three very productive
streamer patterns. They are the
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Art Scheck's Bass Roach |
Thunder Creek
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Smallie Minnow Streamer |
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All tying material will be provided. You will need to bring the
following tying equipment.
- A vise
- A Bobbin
- Tying Thread
- for this class white, brown, olive 3/0 (190 -
210 denier)
- Dubbing Loop Tool
- Head Cement
- Scissors
- Half hitch tools and/or Whip Finish Tool
Call 317-570-9811 to get signed up or send us an
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