Black and olive woolly buggers.
Chartreuse and white clousers.
Skip's Dad. Teh awesome for warmwater rivers. I wrote the article on globalflyfisher.
Small Betts poppers. Frugal frog is a favorite but they are expensive to lose.
Honestly, that's 99% of what I use for largemouth, smallmouth, and bluegill. I also catch a ton of fish.
Michael Smith, CISSP-ISSEP
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Subject: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Warmwater Fly Recommendations
Date: Mon, Feb 18, 2013 7:44 AM
I've a good selection of nymphs, wet and dry flies for trout but absolutely nothing for bigger, warm water fish. I'd like to start up a box of stuff that will work for fish in the rivers around here. What do you suggest I start the collection with? What are your essential flies?
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