July 4, 2018
EQUIPMENT
OH so much info about so many toys
In the next few sessions I will talk about equipment. There is so many options on the market today it can be a bit over whelming for the novice fly angler. So again I will take it from the entry level, I will talk about the basic equipment and how or why it work the way it does. These session will cover rods, fly lines, reel...
June 26, 2018
Hey everyone this is the second session for the summer. Please remember these are mainly directed toward the beginner/novice, but maybe helpful toward the more season fly angler. I know and understand that there are many different ways to do things in fly fishing, like using one knot over another or something like that. I will try to keep pretty neutral on these and sh...
June 19, 2018
Hello everyone, hope your season is getting off to a great start! Over the next few weeks I'm going to post thoughts on how to be better prepared for the water and add success to your day. Now these blogs are expressed mainly for the novice or beginner fly angler, but can provide some review to the more seasoned fly angler. I will refer to everyone as a fly...
March 12, 2015
Well it had been almost a year since the last time I was fly fishing on salt, so on this trip I wanted to be a little more prepared. This time the destination was the Keys, I only had one day so I wanted to maximize my options. Being on a budget, I started with the plan to DIY for Bones and maybe a ‘cuda cruising close to shore. So having some time (around work) to p...
February 4, 2015
1. CHECK YOUR KNOTS
Look for old knots or “Wind(more likely casting) Knots” that can be weak. Replace Leader if it has knots in it or if it is too short. Always start the day with new tippit, don’t assume that the tippet you used last week is still good. If you lose your fly to a fish, look at the end. If it looks like a curly pig tail, the knot was not tied correctly....
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