In my opinion, one of the greatest forms of Fly Fishing is targeting Largemouth Bass. There is just something about when one of these fish, no matter how big or how small hits your fly. It gets my adrenaline going and my blood flowing. I have caught huge Bass on tiny flies and Tiny Bass on huge flies. As soon as you think your have them all figured out, they throw you a curve ball and your left searching the Internet for yet another tactic to get them to bite. I especially like to go after Park Lake Bass, as most of them have been caught at least once. They force to to throw a nice presentation and give them just the right fly. Remember, they have seen every lure you have (and then some). So the next time you pass that Park lake, River Bed, or Reservoir take the time to drop a line. You never know there might just be a Bass waiting to smack your fly as soon as it hits the water.
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Looks a lot like Cerritos Regional
right by the waterfall.
The large fountain is off though.
Yep. One of my favorite little spots. I have had plenty of skunks and 20-30 bass days while fishing there. When the fish are biting that water might as well be on fire!
I live right down the road from regional and have never caught a bass on a fly. Not sure what to use!
Bluegill have been really active though!
That’s the thing about Bass. You just never know what they will key in on. But, a Woolly Bugger is always a safe starting point.