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To catch big fish and
be a successful saltwater fly angler your fly patterns must be good
representations of nature baitfish! Whether you are purchasing flies or
tying your own patterns, to select or create an effective fly pattern you must
have a clear understanding of baitfish and their characteristics. It can
often make the difference between a successful flyfishing trip and a poor
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Mike Laptew, "The Diving
Fisherman", is world famous for his underwater photography and videos
including Laptew Productions' Striper Magic and
Stripers in Paradise.
Through his years of underwater photography and experience with game fish
world wide Mike has compiled his fish-eye images and observations of the most
common types of seasonal bait fish into a series of articles all
anglers will find helpful!
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"To be an effective angler you must be aware of what different bait fish
look like underwater, know how each prey item behaves, and understand where, when and how game fish will feed on them.
I believe the most important attributes of a fly, in order of important, are: profile, action, size, color."
Mike Laptew |
You will find more information
on bait fish in all Laptew videos.
We hope you enjoy these classes on bait…let Mike know your thoughts on
them.
Click Here to email Mike Laptew.
Listed below are the types of bait fish we are featuring. Please click on
the bait fish type to read Mike's insights and view the awesome
photography!
And others
to be added shortly!
(These
features are graphics intensive and may take several seconds to load.
Thank you for your patience.)
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