Losing Louisiana

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By Lucas Bissett Louisiana: When it Comes to Land Ownership and Coastal Land Loss, it’s One of a Kind. From a fly fisherman’s perspective, Louisiana stands out for its seemingly endless watery landscape, bountiful redfish population, and its mouth watering cuisine. On the surface, Coastal Louisiana it...



Saturday Shoutout / The Deep End

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Who needs more sharks? Who doesn’t love a good shark video? If you’ve never caught shark on the fly, you owe it to yourself to do it, at least once. Here’s a great video my buddy Conway Bowman chasing 1000 pound mako sharks off the coast...



Sunday Classic / There’s No Such Thing As A Bad Perm

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YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY. THERE ARE NO SMALL PERMS. Just perms, and big perms. Happy perms and happy clouds. If you can't catch perms, you can always drink. Here's Bob Ross to teach you how! http://vimeo.com/32582348 The Bob Ross Drinking Game...



Presenting Your Fly to Migrating Tarpon

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There’s definitely some strategy involved in tarpon fishing. Migrating tarpon offer the fly angler a great opportunity for a close in counter with the silver king, but you have to play your cards right. Many anglers have watched big schools of tarpon vanish right before...



3 Reasons I like To Fish The Bahamas In January

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By Louis Cahill I’ve been fishing South Andros, in the Bahamas, for bonefish every January for about a decade. I’ve fished there, and other spots in the Bahamas, during every season and the fishing has always been good for me, but I think January is my favorite...