There’s a lot to pay attention to when bonefishing. Choosing the right tide, however, is an important element that many novice bonefishers overlook. Not only do tides have a definite impact on bonefish activity, but they also affect how easy it will ultimately be to get them to bite. Following is everything you need to …
Your ideal bonefishing trip is probably one with moderate weather, mild winds, and plenty of sunshine. In reality, however, some of your time on the flats is likely to be spent in all kinds of conditions. The good news is that the weather doesn’t have to have a negative impact on your haul. Your willingness …
Fly presentation is everything in bonefishing. These are among some of the smartest, stealthiest fish that you’ll ever come across. Moreover, big bones don’t reach their impressive sizes by being willing to fall for anything. Mastering your back cast is a large part of making a good fly presentation. Good back casting, however, is one …
From most angles, bonefish are virtually invisible as they move beneath the surface of the water. With bright, mirror-like sides that perfectly reflect their surroundings, they can evade the untrained eye with ease. The most basic truth of bonefishing is that you can’t catch a bonefish until you learn how to spot one. Fortunately, this …
One of the most important parts of planning a successful bonefishing trip is preparing for the demands of this adventure ahead of time. With the right gear and plenty of casting practice, you’ll have a far greater ability to enjoy yourself while avoiding a host of common, yet unnecessary problems. Following are five things that …
Even the most experienced fly fisherman are guaranteed to experience frustration during their first few bonefishing trips. Before heading out to the flats, you have to prepare for the wind, the glaring sun, and fish that are just as stealthy as they are smart. As ever, people who make the fewest mistakes when bonefishing tend …
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Bonefishing gear has to be both versatile and specific to the type of terrain you’ll be covering. This is especially true when it comes to wading boots and shoes. You may have a comfortable, durable pair of wading shoes already picked out and packed for your trip. Determining whether or not these are sufficient for …
Bonefish are smart, savvy and prone to run. When you see big bones out on the flats, you should know that they’ve likely reached their impressive size due to their innate ability to both sense and flee from danger. This makes stealth, skill and practice incredibly important. Following are five rookie mistakes that will keep …
Spotting bonefish is about far more than simply identifying their location. You also need the ability to determine their behavior and their most likely course of action. To make things all the more complex, these fish have near-perfect camouflage and they’re constantly on the move. Although it’s good to rely on the advice and directives …
Casting to a tailing bonefish is actually quite easy. These fish are content, less likely to spook, and busy sifting through the sand. This makes it a cinch to present your fly without raising any suspicions, especially if you relax, take your time and focus on making the best possible cast. Following are a few …
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