Super Bass Flies: How to Tie and Fish The Most Effective Imitations by Pat Cohen
An abundance of tips, tactics, and fly recipes. Every fly comes with a short description offering insight into how the creator recommends fishing it, and he offers additional step-by-step instructions for tying his original designs. Full color photography throughout; 11×8.5 inches, 336 pgs.
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After a lifetime of bass fishing and a decade of tying flies to catch them, Pat Cohen shares in Super Flies the abundance of tips, tactics, and fly recipes he has gathered in pursuing bass on the fly. In creating his own proprietary bass patterns, he has made smart design choices based on an understanding of the prey an angler might imitate in a particular presentation. He researched each food source to give insight into the flies he features from some of the best tier
| Dimensions | 11×8.5 inches |
|---|---|
| Pages | 336 |
| Format | Full color photography |
| Author | Pat Cohen |
| Brand | Angler’s Book Supply |
FAQ
Are the fly tying instructions easy to follow for beginners?
The step-by-step instructions are detailed and designed to be clear, making them accessible to both beginners and experienced fly tiers.
Does the book include photos of the flies in action?
Yes, the book features full color photography throughout, showing the flies in various fishing scenarios.
Are the fly designs based on real prey behavior?
Yes, Pat Cohen researched actual prey sources to create patterns that closely imitate what bass might feed on.
Pippa Berry –
This book is a comprehensive guide to bass fly tying. The step-by-step instructions are clear and the photos help visualize how each fly should be presented. I’ve tried several of the patterns and they’ve worked well in my local waters.
Natalie Duncan –
As a beginner, I found the fly tying sections very approachable. The explanations of how and when to fish each pattern are practical and well thought out. A must-have for any bass angler.
Dylan Hughes –
The book covers a wide range of fly designs and includes useful tips on fishing techniques. Some of the patterns are a bit complex to tie, but the instructions are thorough and helpful.
Alexandra Metcalfe –
The research behind each fly design is impressive. I’ve seen better results using the patterns from this book than with generic imitations I’ve used before.
Harry Lyman –
Great reference for both new and experienced fly tiers. The photos are clear and the descriptions give context on how to use each fly in different conditions.