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American Shad are a hard fighting gamefish well suited for fly fishing.
We are in the height shad season right now here in the northeast, particularly in the Delaware River drainage. I thought this would be a good time to talk a little about fly fishing for shad.
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My current bluegill cup.
In the beginning to was not called the bluegill cup. At first, it was just a holding tank for my rejects.
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Beautiful little ponds like this can be found everywhere!
New bodies of water can be found whether you live in rural, suburban or even urban areas. In additional to the natural and man-made lakes that can be found everywhere, many parks, municipal and commercial complexes often contain small ponds and lakes.
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Once the water begins to warm, start tossing bigger, brighter flies.
We might not catch every bluegill that’s in the pond, but that doesn’t matter when the big one sends the drag screaming.
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The Sierra Bright Dot in chartreuse. Click on the photo for recipe.
So how does a fly designed for trout living in the alpine lakes of the Sierra Nevada end up as one of my favorite bluegill dry flies? Good question, the answer is pretty straight forward.
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