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Clouser Minnow

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Texas Hatch Charts: Guadalupe River

Favorite Flies:

White and Striped Bass: Deceivers, Double Bunnies, Clousers, Bunny Leech
Largemouth Bass: CH Double Bunny, Bunny Leech, Porky's Pet, Fruit Cocktail, Dahlberg Diving Minnows
Smallmouth Bass: Woolly Buggers, Crayfish, Muddlers, Damsel Nymphs, Madam X, Clouser Minnows, Mohair Leeches
Redfish: Deceivers, Seaducers, Clousers, Raghead Crab, Salt Shrimp

Current Conditions and Reports: Guadalupe River, Texas Fly Report, Texas Fishing Forum, Central Texas Fly Fisher's, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Devils River and Others, Texas Fly Fishing News

Further Reading: Bass on the Fly Brazos River, Devil's River Smallmouth Fishery, Fly Fishing the Red River, Fly Fishing the Gulf, Texas Hill Country Bass, Fly Fishing the Texas Coast, Laguna Madre, Texas Redfish

Photo of the Month Winners:

Brian Kendall on the Guadalupe River

David Kendall on the Guadalupe River who writes:

"Your products are quality and productive quite a combination. I will be placing another order in the near future. Thanks for everything"

Bob W. in East Texas
Bob writes: "I thought you might like to see a picture of the 4.4 pound Largemouth Bass that I caught using your black Sculpin. It was caught in an East Texas lake."