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Inching the fly along using quick micro-strips (using only the thumb and index finger) is a great way to entice the larger, more educated fish. When fishing sandy or mud bottoms, I let the fly settle to the bottom before making a quick strip to kick up dust, says Mahler, the combination of the weighted belly and the outstretched wings, will make quite a cloud. If you are looking for a quick tie this wouldnt be the fly I would recommend

If you get a good, hard breeze, the bass are going to go to the shad and the bite will be much better, Hibdon says

The new rod was stiffer than the rod I used to use for the B-Bug

*In conjunction with braided line Selecting Line Size When choosing your line size there are no fixed rules that determine the absolute correct answer

That said, for a starter braid line, I'd recommend using 30# (that's rated for 30 lbs) in a green moss or dark grey color
Slow steady retrieve

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