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3 largemouth bass & 2 bluegill. That white fly is a good one. I've been catching some decent bass on a similar white jig fly as well as a chartreuse one without the curly tail.

I was going to post a separate thread on this but I highly recommend the following books:

Peterson Field Guides: Freshwater Fishes
Fish of Colorado Field Guide

 

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Largemouth? Really?

Well that makes them a first and PB!
I have never caught a bucket mouth before! :biggrin1::biggrin1::biggrin1::biggrin1:

I am very excited.

And thanks for the book referral.

Yep, 100 % LMB. Congrats on a new species, always fun no matter the size. There's always a small chance that they could be spotted bass, depending on where you catch them. The difference would be harder to tell when they are that small. Definitely not smallmouth though. I don't have any good baby smallie pics handy but here are a few recent ones for comparison:

 

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Thanks! I'll have to add one of those to my arsenal.

 

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Ordered it today!

Thanks for the tip.

No problem. Field guides are great if you're into that stuff. I also have the National Audubon Society Field Guide for Mushrooms (North America).