Basics of Fly Fishing for Bass with Tom Rosenbauer
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2021
- Host Tom Rosenbauer explains in easy to understand terms, how to start fly fishing for both smallmouth and largemouth bass. From rivers to lakes, fly choices to casting, this comprehensive video will give you the essentials to successfully get started!
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This guide is literally the best on RUclips and because only fly fishers are looking for it the vast majority are missing out. 10/10
Here here!
Hear hear!
For anyone looking for top water flies: foam crickets and poppers are awesome!!!
For subsurface: blane chockletts mini finesse changers and any game changers make bass go insane!
Tom Rosenbaure is the most wholesome guy we have in the industry protect him at all costs! Big fan. One thing that’s helped me catch a lot more bass is this rule of thumb- strip set for subsurface flies, and wait a “one one thousand” before you set on poppers. Tight lines
Sooo is it odd that I watched a RUclips video and took notes? This is an absolutely great video!
good idea, glad you're learning lots from these videos
nope
I learned how to fly fish this past summer, my first target was bass! I had my doubts... now I feel naked fishing bass without a fly. Bass was beginning to get boring for me, too easy to catch. Fly fishing revived my passion for bass.
Catching bass on conventional gear is so boring once you start catching em on a fly.
That's where I'm at. Catching bass on spinning/baitcasting gear has honestly gotten stale. I want to dip my toes into fly fishing for them so I'm trying to learn the right setup.
New to the game. These videos are great!
Great video Tom!
Great video introduction to fly fishing! I’m going to give it a shot soon!
Okay you convinced me! I am going to ty a few little poppers and go fly bass fishing at the corner river. I will take my walk before and do a couple of casting before getting back home. It is only a 10 minutes drive so I cannot go wrong with that. The sun sets in early fall are so amazing there is nothing to loose. I only catch and release so my wife does not get upset.
Like that Queen's University logo on the boat. These kinds of lakes and bass-on-the-fly opportunities are practically in my back yard. Don't forget how important float tubes are when fishing in and around Central and Eastern Ontario. The season I realized I could hook smallmouth on the fly changed everything for me.
Excelente video. Un cordial saludo !!!!
Super awesome video! V/R
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Muddler minnows work great for smb. I even cought some on an orange bomber salmon fly XD
At 18:18 a nice fish jumps out of the water in the background 😂
my local state park has a lake with lots of bass but they dont go after any traditional lures like cranks,, probably been fished a bunch, but ive seen the big ones go after flying ants that have fallen in the water so im thinking fly fishing with something that looks like that will finally work to catch them
Bass fly fishing looks fun .What tippet is best for bass?thanks😊😊😊😊
Depends, but generally 1x-2x
In Denmark we don't have bass other than sea bass but loads of perch. I've read for perch flies the best would be flashy and bright colors but what would you recommend?
Flies that are bright like this work: www.orvis.com/p/flash-and-grab/2xt4
Mads,...I suspect fly patterns like nymphs and dry flies that dont float too well.
Bead head hares ear, Egg sucking leech and Mickey Finn. Size 10 or 8.
Did a quick read on Sea Bass, very much the cousin of our Striped Bass.
I would go after them too. Good luck.
Hahahaha i just noticed that huge bass in the background jumping at 18:18
Tom is the Michael Jordan of Fly fishing
What size line/tippet?
for most bass fishing, use 2x or 3x tippet. for bass fishing, six or seven weight are ideal
Disagree with “bass don’t pull line”. As a Southern California bass fisherman with several 10+ pounders under my belt I can assure you a bass will pull quite a bit of line
Those are the outlier, not the rule