48 thoughts on “Fly fishing on the paddle board is one of my favorite ways to fish #flyfishing #fishing #trout #bass”

  1. @heathmayfield22 says:

    Yea it was sunny and only hot across from you. Lol jk not kidding. Great catch my guy! I need to fly fish the lake haven't done it yet but need to upgrade to a rod that will catch something decent and not break lol

  2. @tylersearles6130 says:

    BB screamers, like a wooly bugger but with bbs on it, also you can tie with a wide gap bass fly hook, what my uncle called a buggerfugger, wrap lead around it and build you a giant wooly bugger. Sink tip line, also the little rabbit zonker streamers with the Mylar belly. Kelly Galloup I can’t talk about his flies on here but Google him. Larry Dahlberg knew his shiz too

  3. @feeshingman says:

    There is a fly called a Kreelex. Its a streamer developed by the late great Chuck Kraft. I caught 30 trout this weekend on it. Anything will eat it from trout to Bass to pike to saltwater fish. Order from Mossy Creek fly shop, there's are tied correctly. Great family owned business, anything you order from there will be high quality. Its also a very easy fly to tie yourself.

  4. @Fly_Slanger69 says:

    Look up the silver zonker on here, it’s the absolute best bass fly I’ve ever used (Florida), both in black & silver and Olive & gold. If you don’t tie I can probably tie up a few for you if you’ll throw me a couple bucks for materials and shipping

  5. @paulbaranski1194 says:

    Please don't extend their bottom lips like that – it hyper extends the muscles they need to use to breathe (pass water through their gills by opening and closing their bottom jaws and putting oxygen into their gills) imagine if someone did CPR on you, broke some ribs, then threw you back on the streets to try to breathe without pain….same exact thing.

  6. @FlyfishingNE says:

    A better fly for warm water species in my opinion is a game changer. My favorite color is white. I can slam large Croppie too large bass and I’ve even heard of people using them for musky.

  7. @FlyfishingNE says:

    I do have to say your rod is a little small for pike. I would go an eight or nine weight, but flies for pike in my opinion can really just be any large streamer like a large, holy booger, a dungeon, a circuit peanut and anything along those lines of larger streamers.

  8. @FlyfishingNE says:

    I do have to say your rod is a little small for pike. I would go an eight or nine weight, but flies for pike in my opinion can really just be any large streamer like a large,wooly booger, a dungeon, a circuit peanut and anything along those lines of larger streamers.

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