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June 14th, 2007, 03:41 AM
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bass flies
Rabbit Strip flies...you know, Zonkers, Double-Bunnies, Egg Sucking Leeches
and so on. Also streamers and bucktails. If you want to keep the panfish off the poppers, or any other flies, the only solution is to use flies the panfish can't get in their mouths. Mind you, they still might slap and thump them just out of sheer aggressiveness, but you won't have to release them. -Doc "sandy" wrote in message . .. Lee wrote: anyone have any suggestions on bass flies? I've tried the poppers with rubber legs, but all I catch are panfish. Roadkill Streamers...... http://montana-riverboats.com/Pages/...mer/index.html 
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