No doubt it's cooling down everywhere but I am getting a little worried that some of my guide friends up north are already tying warmwater patterns.
FYI...the top water bite is many (MANY) months away...
Lately Matt Zudweg of Z Fly Fishing has taken on the meticulous task of tying up a few Gerbubble Bugs which start with shaped balsa blocks, add hooks, base paint, detail paint, feathers, legs, and everything else that makes these strangely retro-esque flies something special.
With a couple hours involved in each Gerbubble Bug, and a price tag of $40 each, I don't think many of these will hit water but they are so fun to look at.
Visit the Z Fly Fishing website for more on the Gerbubble Bug and how it turned into the future as the Zudbubbler.
FYI...the top water bite is many (MANY) months away...
Lately Matt Zudweg of Z Fly Fishing has taken on the meticulous task of tying up a few Gerbubble Bugs which start with shaped balsa blocks, add hooks, base paint, detail paint, feathers, legs, and everything else that makes these strangely retro-esque flies something special.
With a couple hours involved in each Gerbubble Bug, and a price tag of $40 each, I don't think many of these will hit water but they are so fun to look at.
Visit the Z Fly Fishing website for more on the Gerbubble Bug and how it turned into the future as the Zudbubbler.
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Wow those are awesome! I might make a cheap crappy version this summer and try them on the bass lake.
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