Backcasting
Saltwater Lures to Flies
How to tie flies that look and work like lures in saltwater on Texas Gulf Coast.
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Fly Tie Friday
A look back at tying a great bass fly – for saltwater speckled trout. Here’s how it looks.
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Fly Tie Friday
Rerunning the famous Rey Ram fly that worked for me on the South Padre Island Jetties last week!
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Monday Morning Walking on the Backside
We’re making the rounds this Monday Morning. The sidewalk is dry, but covered with pollen. It must be spring.
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