Tag Archives: fly fishing blog
Sunday Classic / 3 Tips for Tarpon Fishing at Dusk
Tarpon fishing at dusk, is probably one of the toughest times of the day for a saltwater fly fisherman to get a hook up. With the sun low in the horizon, it puts 80% or more of the water in complete glare. The only good...
Pinners and Winners
Here they are! The winners of the Take A Pinner Fishing Photo Contest. Thanks to everyone who took a Pinner fishing this month and shared the photos on Instagram. We got some great entries and had a lot a lot of fun drinking our...
Most Seams Hold Trout Regardless of Size
Just about all seams in rivers and streams hold trout. The larger and deeper the water a seam has, the more trout it can hold. Likewise, the smaller and shallower a seam is, the less room there will be available and less trout it can accommodate....
Sunday Classic / The Echo Micro Practice Rod for Teaching Fly Casting
No one is intimidated by a toy. I'm an evangelist. A true believer, and like any zealot, there is nothing I love more than sharing my faith. I find myself teaching a lot of fly casting. Whether you picked up a fly rod yesterday or twenty years...
Packs And Storage From Umpqua
EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE A NEW PRODUCT MAKES YOU ASK, WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT? Umpqua's new Tailgater Organizer is one of those brilliant idea that makes us all slap our foreheads. Made to fit an inexpensive Rubbermaid container this organizer and workstation makes...