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| Guide Jeff Boks with a Trophy Brown on a CAT 5 |
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| This Lake Huron Brown Mashed a Fire Tiger Great Lakes Deceiver |
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Sunday, December 27, 2009
2010...here we come!
Hello All!!! Lots of updates to the site over the past 30 days. 9 new patterns have been added, along with
4 assortments of proven big fish catching flies. I made some updates to the site to make it load a lot quicker to make
for better experiance as well as updated all the pictures, there are a lot of trophy fish to look at!! Although the
hard water has set in here in Michigan, we finished out the season strong right up until winter struck its final death blow
to fall in early December. Lots of lake trout, and many other predators were putting the feed bag on right up till
the ice started forming. A new fly was the real star of the closing of the season, the BUSH PIG. A great baitfish
pattern that puts up a great profile and shimmy as it's moved through the water. I will be posting up the winter
tying schedule of what shows I will be at as well as the fly shops I will be tying in or conducting workshops in. Tightlines...
Saturday, December 5, 2009
"The Cold" is here....New Patterns for 2010
Early December and "The Cold" is here. Shoreline temps are falling quickly, and ice could be around the
corner. The past week to 10 days of shoreline fishing has been outstanding, the baitfish have finally moved in close
and the predators are there to crush them. Brown trout, lake trout, northern pike, steelhead, and walleye have all been
taken on flies in the past week by GLF flies. Too bad the ice is going to keep the flies away from the fish... New
Patterns for 2010!!! Look for new patterns to be added before the end of December, they will include 3
Critter-type patterns: Lunatick, Rough Ruff, and the Whoop-R-Chucker 4 All-Around Big Fish Catching Streamers: CAT 4,
DNA Clouser Minnow, Bush Pig, and Polar Pig 2 Musky Patterns: Musky Mushy and Enforcer More pictures to come..but
to see the complete set of GLF photo's visit the Great Lakes Fly facebook pager HERE
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| A trophy brown from the Au Sable on the CAT 5 |
At Great Lakes Fly we specialize in quality flies that are proven to catch fish in the big waters of the
Great Lakes Region. Whether you are targeting smallmouth bass on the flats of Lake St. Clair, giant lake run brown trout on
the shoreline of Lake Huron, chinook salmon in the tributaries, or hitting the flats of Grand Traverse Bay for it's abundant
golden bones, we offer flies that can handle the task; They keep your rod bent and and your smile wide. A lot of the flies you will find here are hybrids of two or more patterns that we have experimented with and found
catch fish with success. Here you will find: - Great
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and Bass can't resist a meaty morsel close to the bottom.
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