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Thread: Needing recommendations for good fly patterns for Red Drum and Sea Trout

  1. 11-17-2009, 03:18 PM #1
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    Default Needing recommendations for good fly patterns for Red Drum and Sea Trout


    If you have some recommendations for flies to use for Red Drum or Sea Trout, please post them up!!

    Thanks y'all!
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  2. 11-17-2009, 08:38 PM #2
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    Get with SneakyPete on the Louisiana forum, he fishes almost exclusively for reds with flys and does quite well on them too!:D
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    Thanks Dwyane! I'll give him a holler!
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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Get with SneakyPete on the Louisiana forum, he fishes almost exclusively for reds with flys and does quite well on them too!:D
    Oh, ma babe, flattery has got to get you somewhere!
    Hope you are kicking some crappie bootie at D'bone! My fly fishing success with reds has come to a sudden stop - hope it's shortlived!
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    basic deciever should work fine for reds
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    Quote Originally Posted by crappiejohn View Post
    basic deciever should work fine for reds
    Not in the world we live in, old podnuh!
    Hook should be inverted for shallow grassy or shell-bottom water - or use a popper.
    Deceivers are possibly the worst fly around for redfish in most - MOST - situations where they are found. Of the thousand-odd reds I have caught on fly, roughly four were caught on Deceivers.
    Sorry Crappiejohn, but that's the way it was, once upon a time in the Mississippi River Delta.
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  7. 11-24-2009, 02:12 AM #7
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    ive used them tons in texas and caught plenty reds and trout.. just guess its like everything else... location location location
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