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April 2021

Fly Fishing For Trout – Warm Water Temperatures

One of the most frequent type of questions we get at Perfect Fly during the hot summermonths relates to how warm water temperatures affects trout and trout fishing. First of all,anytime you are fly fishing for trout in either cold or hot weather conditions, you shouldhave a thermometer along with you. Knowing the water temperature can be veryimportant for several reasons. It’s best to always… Read More »Fly Fishing For Trout – Warm Water Temperatures

Popular Generic Flies – Pheasant Tail Nymph

The Pheasant Tail Nymph is trout fly designed by Mr. Frank Sawyer, who was the RiverKeeper of Avon River in England in the early 1900’s. It was designed to imitate theblue-winged olive nymphs on the Avon. He used only two materials tying the fly, find copperwire and pheasant tail fibers. The fly sinks quickly with the weight of the wire and its fibersappears to trout… Read More »Popular Generic Flies – Pheasant Tail Nymph

Popular Generic Flies – Woolly Bugger

The Woolly Bugger is an artificial fly that fits into the streamer category. It is a highly popular flyfor both fresh and saltwater species of fish. It is popular for trout, bass, pike, salmon, steelheadand many other freshwater species. It imitates a leech, hellgrammite, and can even fool fish intotaking it for a minnow or baitfish. We stock the Woolly Buggers in plain and bead… Read More »Popular Generic Flies – Woolly Bugger

Popular Generic Flies – Elk Hair Caddis

The Elk Hair Caddis is by far the most popular trout fly for imitating adult caddisflies. It has been around for years and is sold just about by every fly shop in the World. The Elk Hair Caddis comes in many different colors to imitate a large variety of caddisfly species, especially when they are depositing their eggs. The Elk Hair Caddis fly was designed… Read More »Popular Generic Flies – Elk Hair Caddis

Popular Generic Flies – Dave’s Hopper

Dave’s Hopper fly is a great, dry fly that imitates a grasshopper. When Dave Whitlock doessomething, he does it right and his Dave’s Hopper fly is one fly anyone would have a difficult timeimproving. It not only looks like a grasshopper, if fished correctly, it acts like one. Trout lovegrasshoppers and they love Dave’s imitation of them. There probably isn’t a fly shop in Americathat… Read More »Popular Generic Flies – Dave’s Hopper

Flies – Largemouth Bass

When a largemouth explodes on a fly or popper on the surface of the water, you will know it. If your not paying attention and don’t see it strike, you will probably be able to hear it. They aren’t shy about eating flies on the surface. Fly fishing for largemouth bass can bring chills up you spine. It is as exciting as freshwater fishing gets.… Read More »Flies – Largemouth Bass

Flies – Smallmouth Bass Flies

Fly fishing for smallmouth bass is one of the most exciting forms of fly fishing. Pound for pound, theyare considered the strongest fighters of any freshwater fish by many anglers. Smallmouth bass fliesimitate crayfish, nymphs, baitfish, minnows, sculpin, and many other items of food. Like most othertypes of fly fishing, catching smallmouth on the surface offers the most excitement. Top water flies and poppers work… Read More »Flies – Smallmouth Bass Flies

Flies – Dry Flies

Few anglers would question the fact that dry fly fishing is the most enjoyable form of fly fishing. There’s no doubt that the visual aspect of dry fly fishing is what makes it so popular. Your fishing a fly you can see versus a fly you cannot always see. In many cases you can see the fish take a dry fly. When that is compared… Read More »Flies – Dry Flies

Flies – Wet Flies

All fishing flies get wet, that is unless they land in a tree when they are cast. Well, on second thought,many wet flies never do actually get wet because they stay in the fly angler’s fly box and are never used. Many of the older, original wet flies end up as a collectors item. It is a fact that wet fly fishing isn’t as popular… Read More »Flies – Wet Flies