Another Quick Update - Bubble Fly Rig! #coaffieldteam

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Rainy Friday, and forecast says 100% chance tomorrow into Sunday. But, the rain does not have us down. Gives us time to catch up on a few things – blogging updates, video edits, and continuing to write the article about the Bubble Fly Rig to answer a Reader’s question on how we fish a Bubble Fly Rig. That said, have completed rigging three fishing poles with different bubble floats. Once the weather clears, will take video to show how we fish them. Hopefully, we answer the question, and maybe others will give it a try this upcoming Trout Stocking Season!

Bubble Float: https://amzn.to/2Numo5B
Torpedo Float: https://amzn.to/2x82Tp1
Ajusta Bubble: https://amzn.to/2Nz1kuC

 

 

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