Do scuds live in ponds and/or small lake enviroments? If so, just wondered if they would be a viable fly for bluegill and crappie? Thanks for your input.
Welcome to FlyTyingForum.com
FlyTyingForum.com is the largest fly tying community in the world and we hope you take a moment to register for a free account and join this amazingly friendly and helpful group of anglers. FTF has over 12,000 registered members that have made over 300,000 posts and have uploaded over 6,000 patterns to our exclusive fly pattern database!
If you are an experienced fly tier or just starting out FTF is the perfect place to call home. Click Here To Register for a Free Account
 |
| ||
| Fly Pattern Database / Browse by Topics / Browse by Material / Fly Tying Bench Database / Fly Fishing & Tying Videos / FTFCurrent(NEW!) |
| Featured Products: Fly Tying Hooks / Fly Tying Scissors / Waterproof Fly Boxes |
question on scuds
Started by robow7, Feb 04 2012 11:50 AM
1 reply to this topic
#2
rockworm
-
- Members
-
- 1,679 posts
Advanced Member
Posted 04 February 2012 - 12:40 PM
Scuds live in rivers, streams, ponds and lakes. They are usually found in the shallows in dense underwater vegetation. If you are tying up some scud patterns for the lakes in your region it would be good to collect some of the local crustaceans and note their sizes and colours.
