https://umpqua.com/products/flies/ba...urface/spook-r
Anyone fish this thing? Snapt? Looks awesome for Bass/Pike and Stripers. How does it compare to the Pole Dancer?
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https://umpqua.com/products/flies/ba...urface/spook-r
Anyone fish this thing? Snapt? Looks awesome for Bass/Pike and Stripers. How does it compare to the Pole Dancer?
Looks fun. I'm a big fan of the pole dancer. Caught a lot of fish, (trout included), on those things.
I might have to grab a few of those things and test em out on some smallies this spring.
isn't that a lure?
Is a fly not a lure?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugh Conway
as I only fish a proper silk line presented upstream to rising trout with Theodore Gordon quill flies hand tied on the thighs of pregnant 19-year old Argentines I'm going to have to disagree <- sorry, braved a patagonia store and their avalanche of smug flyfishing BS yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Underoos
more "isn't that the shape and material of what people use for other types of fishing".
That does look pretty odd for a 'fly', but I guess fishing it with fly gear is a whole different game than with conventional.
Regardless, looks killer for spring pike.
I can't tell...Is that like a articulated mylar tube minnow?
As long as it's not a BEAD !!!
Oh the Horror!
Looks like a lure, but so are most other topwater flies. Looks cool, and if its cheaper than a Pole-dancer that's a major plus! I like the Flat Fred, Pucker Lips and swimming frog a lot personally.
I have found them at The Fly Shop online for $10 so a bit cheaper. Headed to the Sac. river in May for Stripers again and looking to add more junk to the arsenal.Quote:
Originally Posted by snapt