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Not just madness, it's Bream Madness from Bett's® that will have your rod bent and working overtime. With its plump, segmented body creating an appetizing silhouette and hyper-active rubber appendages creating lifelike movements, you'll have no problem catching a stringer full of bream with the Bett's Bream Madness flies.
Web ID: 10210283
Rated 5 out of
5 by
floridabass from
Good ActionWhen the surface tension of the water is still, the long legs of the Bett's Bream Madness create a dinner bell for all species of fish. I have caught Blue gills, Crappie, Bass, and even a Catfish on it.
Date published: 2016-09-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
peapie from
Well made and work greatThese flies are well made and what I would expect in a fly popper. well worth the money. Have caught my limit of Blue Gills and still going. I am ready for some more thanks Bett's Bream Madness you got it right. BREAM MADNESS
Date published: 2015-04-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Budzbunny from
PAN FISHTIC!I remember these flies from my youth! The bluegill absolutely tore them to shreds, literally! They are some of the best I have ever used. buy them...BUY THEM!!!!
Date published: 2011-09-13
Rated 4 out of
5 by
crdoug from
Mixed emotionsI have mixed emotions..
I want to tell people that they are great.Then again these bugs work so well,, that I don't want anyone else to buy them or use them.
Save the fishes
CRDoug
Date published: 2011-06-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Lilbassboy from
its madness!!!this drives panfish mad!!! i think the legs attract a lot of attention!
Date published: 2011-06-15
Rated 5 out of
5 by
BM1978 from
Awesome fly...well, spiderI have a camp on a lake that has excellent bass fishing, and at certain times, also has excellent crappie fishing.
Two years ago, the crappie were biting, and it was before I got into fly fishing, and caught upwards of 15 of them on those BPS Squirmin' Squirt tubes.
Well, last year, we had a day when the crappie were biting, so I decided to try this spider on the fly rod. I ended up catching 10 crappie, 1 sunfish, and 1 yellow perch. Most of the crappie were 8"-12", and the largest was just over 14" long! They loved this little spider, and its the only fly that stayed on my line that day. For the price, I highly recommend getting a few!
I was using the black colored one. Didnt actually try it on trout waters....yet! But its certainly an excellent panfish fly.
Date published: 2011-02-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
zzzzzzzzzzzxcv from
Great flyI used this fly on a 3 day trip and results were instant i caught a giant bull bream on my third cast if you are an avid panfisherman and love the thrill of them on the fly,then buy this fly.
Date published: 2010-12-31
Rated 5 out of
5 by
LYNCHSRIVER from
bream getterI have been flyfishing for the better part of forty years and have fished for just about every fresh and salt water species of fish on the continent and am a flyfishing guide on the east coast. Over the years i've probably used about every fly imaginable from royal wolves to common old every day rubber spiders and have yet to run across any fly that could compete with these bream getters.They will catch any fresh water fish that swims from largemouths to crappie,white bass, stripers and even trout.They are hands down the best all around fresh water fly on the market and i order them by the case most times. All the colors work wonderfully the black ,green and brown and can be fished on droppers behind popping bugs or as single baits.They can be worked like a streamer on a fast strip or like a nymph on a slow drift and any way in between, I highly recommend them and would not be caught without them.
is it good for louisiana bream and small pond bass
Asked by: lsucat
Yes I fish the Atchafalaya Basin and they eat this bait up
Answered by: peapie
Date published: 2017-06-01
How do you work it?
I am new to fly fishing and I bought this fly for fishing in golf course ponds that I know are loaded with largemouth bass, bluegill, and catfish but I have never tried it. I bought it for catching bluegill and bass but I don't understand how to work it. How do you work this fly and does it float well?
Asked by: SnookKing98
You just cast it near where the fish are and slowly retrieve it jiggling it slightly to make the legs work and wait for the strike. You should get a strike EVERY cast!
Answered by: Budzbunny
Date published: 2017-06-01
What should I get?
I am new to fly fishing and wan't to fish for largemouth bass in the local golf course ponds. What flies should I get? There are snakes, miquitos,crickets, beetles, dragon flies, squirrels, blue gill, cat fish, and minnows. Recommend any flies and their colors. Thank you.
Asked by: SnookKing98
spider flies and various sized popping minnows work good on lots of species .
Answered by: SwampGypsy
Date published: 2017-06-01
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witch or berrtr black or brown
Asked by: 294dt
it dont really matter , I do better with lighter colors in south east louisiana
