Author Archives: Louis Cahill
Sound Beginnings
By Bob Reece All journeys do begin with a single step. Yet, the quality and direction of that step sets the tone for the rest that follow. This holds true for those people that are just entering the domain of fly tying. Overwhelming is...
Down The Hatch October 12th
By Justin Pickett The time of year has come around for the annual Down The Hatch Film Festival here in Atlanta, GA! On October 12th, Orvis, Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, and Sweetwater Brewing Co. will be bringing anglers and outdoorsmen and women together for brews, food, films, and...
6 Tips For Flying To Fish
When fly-fishing means flying to fish, there are a few simple things that can make it a lot more enjoyable. Let’s face it, air travel is an ordeal these days. Even more so when it involves traveling with a bunch of fishing gear. I should know,...
Sunday Classic / The UV Chocolate
HAVING AN EFFECTIVE SELECTION OF MIDGE PATTERNS CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GREAT DAY OF TROUT FISHING AND A DAY OF SELF LOATHING. Often days when the midge bite is at its best nothing much else seems to be happening hatch wise. That's an important...
Saturday Shoutout / Jim Harrison, Older Fishing
Many of us were young when we began to fly fish, but none of us will be young when we are done. Everything changes as we get older and our fishing is no exception. Somewhere between experience and infirmary we find ourselves looking at the water...