The Original Game Changer by Blane Chocklett turned a lot of heads when it was introduced into the fly fishing world. A fly that looked more at home on a bait caster than a fly rod, the Original Game changer was and still is a great fly. However anyone who has fished a game changer would call it easy to cast and that’s where the world of Game Changer spin offs came in to play. The feathered game changer became a favorite for its movement and easiness to cast, however the feathers can be hard to source and tying them takes a lot of time sizing and wrapping multiple hen hackles on each shank. As a result the Foxy Game Changer has been my go to when I’m looking to tie a slightly overly complicated fly. The Foxy Game Changer uses a synthetic hackle on the rear of each shank to build space and add flash and Arctic Fox in a dubbing loop on the front of each shank to build the profile of the fly. These flies are durable, move a ton, are slightly less complicated than the feathered game changer, and are super easy to cast. Try some out and let us know what you think!
Fishing Report for November 1: Toccoa Tailwater, Upper Toccoa, Small Streams, and Warm Water Bass
Toccoa Tailwater: Cooling Temps and Prime Fall Fishing Fall is in full swing, and water on the Toccoa is cooling off. Turnover is nearly complete, and as the weather continues to cool, so will the water temps. Water is still coming out of the dam in the mid to low...