Fly Fishing Tips
Tips to help you become a better fly fisherman or woman.
Fly Fishing for Bass and Bluegill With My 2 and 3 Weight Rods
Hey folks …. welcome back to another video here on FlyFishingWithJeff.com. On this video I am float tubing a small lake near my home for bass and some big bluegill …. and the fish were hungry! What a night, as the weather was near perfect and there was lots of wildlife on this gorgeous lake. […]
Kick Fin and Float Tube Tips with Bass and Bluegill Action
Hey folks … welcome back to another video on FlyFishingWithJeff.com. This video has some good kick fin and float tube tips. I’ll be sharing some advice on kick fins … which are the best to use and why, as well as some tips for you to be able to better navigate the lakes and ponds […]
Low Water on the St Croix River on the Fly
In this video I take a small/short trip down the St Croix River here in NW Wisconsin in search of my favorite game fish …. the smallmouth bass. The water is as low as I have ever seen it and for sure it requires some stealth in both approaching and casting to these fish. The […]
Fly Fishing Instruction; 3 Wt for Smallmouth Here in NW Wisconsin
Hey folks …. Jeff here with a really neat video. If you haven’t yet tried ‘going-small’ while fishing for smallmouth …. give it a go. There is nothing better than fighting a big smallmouth in river current with a smaller rod … in this case, I use my 3 weight along with floating line. I […]
Float Tubing, Fly Fishing Topwater with a 3 Wt
Hey folks …. Jeff here with yet another simple, but very fun video. On this Sunday night I grabbed a 3 wt, float tube and a few terrestrials and headed to a small lake just a couple of minutes from home. If you haven’t yet tried a float tube, there is no time like right […]
Interview: Craig Roberts – Wisconsin Fisheries Biologist
Below is an email conversation/interview that I had with Craig Roberts who is located here in Spooner, Wisconsin. Craig is the Fisheries Biologist for Washburn and Burnett Counties here in the northwestern part of the state. I might add that there is more water than you can even possibly imagine; in Burnett County alone there […]