IF BASS ARE BITING, A FLY OR LURE DOESN'T MATTER.(Sports)

Byline: Ed Dentry ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS LONGMONT -- This friendly clash of fishing cultures started before the crack of dawn on a private pond big enough to be a lake. The Hyde driftboat looked oddly misplaced floating in a bass pond laced with milfoil and other weedy growth. Buzzbaits gurgled

Publication: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)

Bass fly-fishing is an old tradition

00-00-0000 Bass fly-fishing is an old tradition OLIVER SHAPIRO Date: 08-09-2002, Friday Section: SPORTS Edtion: All EditionsTwo Star B. Two Star P. One Star B Column: OUTDOORS I'm often amused by the many articles appearing in today's angling literature, treating fly-fishing for freshwater bass as

Publication: The Record (Bergen County, NJ)

Bass: the fly-rod advantage.

Check out the rod selection on the boats around you next time you're waiting in line at a launching ramp. Clamped on the decks are so many casting, flipping, pitching, cranking, yanking and spinning sticks that you'd swear someone had clear-cut a graphite forest. But is there ever a single fly rod

Publication: Outdoor Life

TIPS ON FLY-FISHING FOR BASS DURING LATE SUMMER

DON ECKER The Record (Bergen County, NJ) 08-21-1991 TIPS ON FLY-FISHING FOR BASS DURING LATE SUMMERBy DON ECKER Date: 08-21-1991, WednesdaySection: SPORTS Edition: All Editions -- Four Star B, Three Star P, Two Star, One StarColumn: OUTDOORSIt's the middle of August. Area trout streams are low and

Publication: The Record (Bergen County, NJ)

Bass Bustin' on the Fly.(flies for bass fishing)(includes related information on leaders)(Brief Article)

SINCE I LIVE IN trout country and tend to fish with people who carry salmonid photos in their wallets, I see a lot of wrong-tackle fly assaults on bass. These involve anglers who stubbornly insist that their cherished 6-weight trout rods are perfectly adequate for slumming after largemouths. They

Publication: Sports Afield

Stripers are back: fly fishing for striped bass.

Chris Catan remembers, when bringing in two or maybe three striped bass off Long Island was quite a haul -- for the entire season, that is. A decade later, a successful DEC and interstate fisheries management program has resulted in anglers pulling up five or six fish a day on the estuaries,

Publication: New York State Conservationist