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Latest NewsShaky-Head Fishing For Lake of the Ozarks CrappiePosted by Phil Lilley on December 10th, 2013
One of the latest bass fishing rages is starting to catch on with Lake of the Ozarks crappie anglers as well. The combination of a jig head and small finesse worm known as a shaky head worm has become the rig many bass pros rely on when the fishing gets tough. A couple of savvy crappie anglers have also discovered a miniature version of the shaky head worm produces fish especially on heavily pressured waters. read more… Lilleys’ Lake Taneycomo fishing report, December 9Posted by Phil Lilley on December 10th, 2013
Winter has made quite an entrance in Branson, adding to the festive Christmas decor. I don’t know what the official snowfall count is in town, but here at Lilleys’ Landing it measured more than nine inches before settling down a bit. It was a light, fluffy snow, but we still had to push snow off our docks to keep them from flipping. Lots of shoveling and salting, but I think we’re over the hump. read more… 2013 Year in Review Video, Fly Fishing the OzarksPosted by Phil Lilley on December 9th, 2013
Brian Wise’s year in review…..fishing with clients, friends, and family. Tim’s Roaring River fishing report, November 25Posted by Phil Lilley on November 25th, 2013
by Tim Homesley, Tims’ Fly Shop. Had another good day at the park. Lots of nice 3-6 pound trout in the water with enough 8 and 9 pound trout to make it interesting. I caught several nice fish today–caught a lot of them on glo-balls, san juan worms, woolybuggers, and even a few on small pheasant tails. Not a bad day. read more… Champ’s Table Rock report, November 23Posted by Phil Lilley on November 24th, 2013
Put in a full day Saturday, launching at Baxter around 7:30 and fishing from a couple of miles below there up to Big Creek. Finished up at 4:00. High temp was 36 and the wind absolutely howled out of the north the entire day … 10-15 mph sustained with gusts to 30 mph. There were a few rays of sun in the late afternoon, but for the most part it was cloudy all day. read more… Fishing Trip on the Meramec River, November 20Posted by Phil Lilley on November 20th, 2013
Al Agnew, OAForum– With cold weather moving in at the end of the week, I wanted to get a good day’s trip in while the forecast was still decent. Today it was supposed to be partly to mostly cloudy, 55 degrees, 20% chance of rain. I was headed for the Meramec, downstream from where Mitch and I fished last week, looking for just a LITTLE murkier water. I’d never fished down there this time of year, so didn’t know what to expect. read more… Money Bugs: The Panty DropperPosted by Phil Lilley on November 20th, 2013
Field and Stream: Some of you may already be familiar with Brian Wise of Flyfishing the Ozarks. He’s a guide who leads clients to monster trout, but he also produces what I think are the best fly tying videos on the interwebs. Mostly you’ll find Brian tying big, gnarly, articulated trout streamers. But knowing that he has the skills to pay the bills for any species at the vise, I asked him to shoot 5 tying videos exclusively for Field & Stream. This is the first installment in a mini series I’m calling “Money Bugs,” in which Brian shows us how to tie a cutting edge muskie streamer called the Panty Dropper. In the weeks ahead, keep an eye out for more of these videos featuring new-age patterns for everything from steelhead, to smallmouths, to stripers. —Joe Cermele Upper Current River reportPosted by Phil Lilley on November 17th, 2013
by Geoff, OAForum. Spend the last weekend in October at Montauk for our annual October trip to Montauk. Instead of the usual saying “im going to fish outside the park” and spend the entire weekend within the park, i decided to not buy a daily tag, thus forcing me to fish the Current. read more… |
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