Hey guys,

Thought I'd share a new Warmwater SBS that I just finished up for the blog. The creation of Texas tyer Bruce Sublett, this one is a favorite bass and panfish pattern among members of the Kisatchie Fly Fishers club in central Louisiana. I've yet to prove it out myself, but hope to soon as recent rains should finally have local streams running at decent spring levels.

The full tutorial can be found here, but feel free to check out the slideshow version in the link at the bottom if you prefer just pictures. (Side note, does anyone know how to embed a video slideshow?)

Tying the Goober Bug Step-by-Step

Enjoy!

Chris

Goober Bug Slide Show

Thanks for the heads up. Is it just the text on the images causing an issue? If so, try clicking on the images to enlarge this may help. I'll also see if I can tweak the mobile version to include only one image per row. That may help.

And, I second the weed guard. The lack of one may have prevented me from catching a few bass on it last week. It would get their attention, but end up tangled in weeds/algae before I could get them to commit.

Chris

Actually, the blog pics work really great if I turn my phone on it’s side and use long view. I did not know this and had been viewing in normal position. I was looking at them like this…

Here’s how they should be viewed…

Might put a little note in there on turning the phone sideways for other stooges like me, but beyond that I don’t think you need to tweak anything. All of the tutorials/SBS work the same and just fine sideways. I’m throwing the Schminnow Snook pic up for no other reason than it’s inherent greatness…

Simple, yet perhaps one of the most useful warmwater flies in existence. Folks'll think it's too simple, but I do this from 2-16 and they all have a strong place in my fishing.