Comments on: Spin Fishing Using The Fly And Bubble Method http://fishingmyway.com/fishing-methods/spin-fishing-using-the-fly-and-bubble-method Leisure Fishing with Low Cost Equipment and Small Boats Sat, 21 Aug 2010 14:40:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: PP&P,Ties that Bind… « PlanetTrout http://fishingmyway.com/fishing-methods/spin-fishing-using-the-fly-and-bubble-method/comment-page-1#comment-271 PP&P,Ties that Bind… « PlanetTrout Wed, 04 Aug 2010 16:06:50 +0000 http://fishingmyway.com/?p=69#comment-271 [...] One may put anywhere from three to six feet of tippet material from the swivel to the fly. In most cases, we kept the tippet length a little shorter than the length of the spinning rod. This technique works in lakes and in rivers. It allows the caster to cover much more territory on the water. Using this system in a river takes some practice…Michael and I have taken and released some very nice Trout using this method on the Lower Owens River…in Little Virginia Lake and Trumbull Lake…it is deadly…A complete explanation may be found HERE [...] [...] One may put anywhere from three to six feet of tippet material from the swivel to the fly. In most cases, we kept the tippet length a little shorter than the length of the spinning rod. This technique works in lakes and in rivers. It allows the caster to cover much more territory on the water. Using this system in a river takes some practice…Michael and I have taken and released some very nice Trout using this method on the Lower Owens River…in Little Virginia Lake and Trumbull Lake…it is deadly…A complete explanation may be found HERE [...]

]]> By: Daniel Feller http://fishingmyway.com/fishing-methods/spin-fishing-using-the-fly-and-bubble-method/comment-page-1#comment-93 Daniel Feller Tue, 04 May 2010 22:06:28 +0000 http://fishingmyway.com/?p=69#comment-93 You made some good points there. I did a search on specific topic nicely found most people will agree with your blog. You made some good points there. I did a search on specific topic nicely found most people will agree with your blog.

]]> By: Mitchell Timperman http://fishingmyway.com/fishing-methods/spin-fishing-using-the-fly-and-bubble-method/comment-page-1#comment-91 Mitchell Timperman Thu, 29 Apr 2010 21:30:22 +0000 http://fishingmyway.com/?p=69#comment-91 Love your post. Perhaps fishing gear website may guide someone catch more fish. Love your post. Perhaps fishing gear website may guide someone catch more fish.

]]> By: Mike http://fishingmyway.com/fishing-methods/spin-fishing-using-the-fly-and-bubble-method/comment-page-1#comment-73 Mike Thu, 04 Mar 2010 18:06:32 +0000 http://fishingmyway.com/?p=69#comment-73 Hi Gary, Thanks for your comment. A leader straightener is a section of rubber folded over. The leader is placed in the rubber fold and the straightener is pinched between the thumb and fore finger. Pull the leader through the straightener as many times as it takes until the line is straight. It works by friction heating the line and thus changing the memory of the leader from coiled to straight. I have never used a tapered leader. They are expensive but are individually packaged. I buy leader on small 25 yard spools. Dry flies have a tendency to land right side up because most of the weight is in the turn of the hook and the hackle around the eye of the hook acts like a parachute so the fly will float in the air like a dandelion seed and set on the water butt first and most of the time right side up. I use small poppers and foam flies for top water fishing for bass. But my favorite bass fly is the woolly bugger. Mike Hi Gary,
Thanks for your comment. A leader straightener is a section of rubber folded over. The leader is placed in the rubber fold and the straightener is pinched between the thumb and fore finger. Pull the leader through the straightener as many times as it takes until the line is straight. It works by friction heating the line and thus changing the memory of the leader from coiled to straight. I have never used a tapered leader. They are expensive but are individually packaged. I buy leader on small 25 yard spools.

Dry flies have a tendency to land right side up because most of the weight is in the turn of the hook and the hackle around the eye of the hook acts like a parachute so the fly will float in the air like a dandelion seed and set on the water butt first and most of the time right side up. I use small poppers and foam flies for top water fishing for bass. But my favorite bass fly is the woolly bugger.

Mike

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