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Tying Times Episode 4: Bead Head Pheasant Tail Nymph 21 April 2020, 1:47 pm
This is one of my absolute favorite nymphs to tie and fish ( I do fish these on tenkara gear as well as western rod and reel). For me a a fly need to do [...]...
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Tying Times Episode 3: Ultralight Tenkara Floating Line 17 April 2020, 3:36 pm
For today’s episode of Tying Times ( click HERE to go to the tying times posts page ) I am going to tie up an Ultralight Tenkara Floating Line. I talk in the video about [...]...
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Fixed-Line Nymphing Zoom Webinar Monday 4/13/2020 7:30 EST (4:30 PM PST) 13 April 2020, 10:01 am
Need something to do tonight (Monday 4/13/2020) ? Come check out the Zoom Webinar hosted by Luong Tam (maker of Tenkara Tanuki tenkara rods) . Robert Worthing (of Tenkara Guides LLC ) and I are [...]...
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Tying Times – Tying Videos 8 April 2020, 6:16 pm
The magnolias are blooming. The crocus have come and gone. Narcissus are nodding their heads and tulips are just unfolding. I’d love to be out fishing now as the world moves on from the brown, [...]...
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First trip of 2020 and first with the Tanuki Pocket Ninja 29 January 2020, 2:21 pm
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Just One Thing: George Daniel 9 October 2019, 11:47 am
If you are familiar with the current names in the fly fishing game then you’ve probably come across George Daniel’s name. George is a former competitive angler on Fly Fishing Team USA (he took part [...]...
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New Book: Tenkara Today by Morgan Lyle 27 September 2019, 12:31 pm
Tenkara Today by Morgan Lyle, Stackpole Books, 2019 When I got home from a fishing trip a few days ago I had a pleasant surprise waiting for me. It was a preview copy of Tenkara [...]...
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Some late summer tailwater dry-dropper angling … and did somebody beat me with a sock full of nickels while I slept ? 17 September 2019, 12:35 pm
Okay. Firstly I am not getting any younger. And jeez Louise this river reminds me of that every time I fish it. Honestly, the next day I woke up and it felt like I’d been [...]...
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Limestone Explorations & Some Nymphing 12 September 2019, 2:58 pm
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Just One Thing: Rob Worthing 25 July 2019, 5:18 pm
In the Just one Thing series I put the question to folks “What one thing would you like to share with other anglers?” It very often expands to more than one thing though. For all [...]...
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Behind The Leaderboard: Patrick Clark 20 May 2015, 1:24 pm
Since debuting in the TroutLegend League in 2012 with a final standing of 82nd Patrick Clark has steadily maneuvered into one of the top contenders on the Eastern Seaboard with a final standing of 7th in 2014. Sitting in solid 1st as of the writing of this interview. Clark is poised to break the Top […]...
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Behind The Leaderboard: Hunter Hoffler 28 April 2015, 6:48 pm
The young globetrotting TV Star from Team NC took home 2nd in the TroutLegend League in 2014, 1st in the Youth Division, and a Team Silver Medal, but that hardware won’t be lonely in Hunter Hoffler’s award shelf. In the last 3 years Hunter has finished no less than 7th overall in the nation, racked […]...
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Behind The Leader Board: Michael Bradley 10 January 2015, 12:50 pm
Michael Bradley would have been a write in for TroutLegend 2013 Rookie Of The Year, the only hiccup was he technically attended a few Mini Comps in 2012. Bradley came back with a reckoning in 2014 and on the wave of a Team NC sweep took TroutLegend Top Rod of the Year. Let’s go behind […]...
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Team NC Sweep 2014 28 December 2014, 8:01 am
On the wave of a huge competitive year in the TroutLegend League, the seminal fly fishing squad known as Team North Carolina led by President Scott Enloe has swept the medal stand. Frontrunner at the top of the year, Michael Bradley edges out fellow teammate Hunter Hoffler in the last 2 events to take Top […]...
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Fly Fishing Basics for the Entry Level Competitor — Landing Net & Magnet 20 November 2014, 10:15 am
Fly Fishing Basics for the Entry Level Competitor — Landing Net & Magnet “There is no better way to accelerate one’s fly fishing prowess than to get out there and fish with other anglers from all over the country in a friendly competitive setting.” —Dejon Hamann, Trout Legend Inc. CEO Are you ready to make […]...
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Pheasant Tail Euro Nymph 23 October 2014, 3:03 pm
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CNY Classic 2014 Proves Challenging For All 6 July 2014, 5:31 pm
Enduring fluctuating water levels, seemingly desolate stretches of water, scorching heat, and plunging depths; the nation’s top competitors still managed to score roughly 1200 trout during this year’s 3rd annual CNY Classic Tournament held in Syracuse, New York. Located on New York’s Green Lake, this year’s “loch-style” venue produced more blisters, blanks, and sunburns than […]...
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“What We Can Learn From Competitive Fly Fishing” 22 May 2014, 8:47 am
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Walt’s Worm and Sexy Waltz 7 May 2014, 8:28 am
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Lehigh Valley Slam 3 May 2014, 11:55 am
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It’s time… 16 November 2019, 6:44 am
Every new beginning comes with some other beginning’s end. Seneca Some 10 years ago I started this blog and it has represented a great personal and literary journey for me. I was a complete newbie to blogging back then with a desire to write about my fly fishing life in the Southern Tier of New […]...
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Stinky Beach… 6 August 2019, 6:49 pm
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Remembering Don… 3 August 2019, 4:00 am
In memory of Donald A. Calder A great bass fisherman, an even better fisher of men… 9/5/29 – 8/3/15 I quartered my streamer up-current and let it sink, dead drift, in the river braid. As it swept past me, I pulled it back in short strips interspersed with a pause – letting the olive marabou […]...
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Memorial Day weekend – four days on Barnegat Bay 17 June 2019, 8:12 pm
The call came in on Thursday afternoon while I was in a meeting at work. It was from Captain Greg Cudnik of Fishhead Charters. I had originally booked a trip with him for the Friday of Memorial Day weekend, then canceled it and rescheduled it for the following Monday because of Friday’s forecast, which I […]...
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Heaven on earth 12 May 2019, 8:45 pm
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The Golden Bear 30 April 2019, 8:07 pm
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Ole bucketmouth saves the day 25 April 2019, 12:29 pm
It was an auspicious start. The first day of the annual spring vacation in Destin was too windy and stormy for fishing the surf or bay, so an evening visit to the lake just steps off our deck was in order. As the sun began to drop, I sight-fished the shoreline for largemouth bass and […]...
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Goals… 16 March 2019, 4:02 pm
I put down the windows for the rush of air and to discourage conversation. I’m thinking of one of the last times Chester and I ever fished together. We had a remarkable day of catching, and he turned to me as he winched the boat onto the trailer. He had a giant cigar clamped between […]...
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Looking back on 2018… 11 February 2019, 12:47 pm
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Lasts 26 January 2019, 6:30 am
In memory of John Raymond Hatfield… 1928 – 2004 The salmon were in. From above the tail-out of Plumber’s Pool, I saw them; a big hen holding over a bed of gravel and a handsome buck guarding her as jack salmon took turns trying to dislodge the larger suitor. The water suspended them in its […]...
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Homemade Straw Shrimp (빨대새우로 갑오징어낚시) 26 August 2015, 9:36 am
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Finding Gold 17 August 2015, 12:04 pm
Damon Bungard (Jackson Kayak) stopped by the White River on the way home from Outdoor Retailer and managed to find gold.
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Critter Container 29 July 2015, 4:50 am
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Facing Change 18 July 2015, 5:52 am
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Amorphous 19 June 2015, 9:57 am
Tarpon move in an amorphous shape along a Key West flat. Imagery shot by Captain Will Benson of World Angling.
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Sea Run 16 April 2015, 4:05 am
Capt. Martin Carranza fishing for sea run brown trout (Kau Tapen lodge in Argentina) Special Thanks: Nervous Waters, Thomas & Thomas, Hatch Fly Reels, Patagonia, Costa Del Mar, and 12wt.
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Bricks And Mortar 29 March 2015, 7:44 pm
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Kick Plastic 3 March 2015, 9:17 am
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Oldest Fishing Book 15 February 2015, 4:16 am
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High Level Documentation 12 February 2015, 4:35 pm
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TED C. HANSEN FINE ART 21 September 2020, 6:00 am
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Conservation from the Couch with the TRCP 21 September 2020, 5:00 am
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#FLIESFORFIRERELIEF - Fly Tiers Unite to Help Those in Need 19 September 2020, 6:00 am
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HANK'S FISH ART - Your Word for the Day is... Micropterus 19 September 2020, 5:00 am
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10 FOR SUMMER - The Warmwater Edition 18 September 2020, 6:00 am
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MEATEATER - DAS BOAT - Season 2 - Lake Trout on Lake Michigan 18 September 2020, 5:00 am
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ELEVEN EXPERIENCE - Dory Stories with Brian O'Keefe 17 September 2020, 6:00 am
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REP YOUR WATER - Fall Full Kit Giveaway 17 September 2020, 5:00 am
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FILSON X BHA - PUBLIC LANDS SKILLS NIGHTS 16 September 2020, 6:00 am
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YDCCF - Belizean Flyfishing Guides Support Fund 16 September 2020, 5:00 am
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Podcast: The Science of Gore-Tex 11 February 2013, 7:21 pm
Season Eight, Episode Twelve: The Science of Gore-Tex with Brad Yeomans and Tim Dennis 33:15 (Right click to download) MP3 | iTunes | RSS Brad Yeomans is the in-house guy for Gore-Tex at Simms Fishing Products, and Tim Dennis......
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Podcast: Sunglass 101 with Ed Moody 4 February 2013, 7:05 pm
Season Eight, Episode Eleven: Sunglass 101 with Ed Moody 30:53 (Right click to download) MP3 | iTunes | RSS Costa Sunglass VP of Product Development Ed Moody explains polarization, the difference between glass and plastic, and color choice.......
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Podcast: Europe Decoded with Calvin Harris 8 January 2013, 7:07 pm
Season Eight, Episode Ten: Europe Decoded with Calvin Harris 27:56 (Right click to download) MP3 | iTunes | RSS Calvin Harris is a former professional guide and current resident of Vienna, Austria. Don't miss his unique break-down of the......
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Podcast: Inside Orvis with Steve Hemkens 10 December 2012, 8:02 pm
Season Eight, Episode Nine: Inside Orvis with Steve Hemkens 33:23 (Right click to download) MP3 | iTunes | RSS Steve Hemkens is the head of product development for both Orvis's fishing and hunting lines. He has a lot to......
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Article: Brown Butter - Arkansas Life Magazine 30 November 2012, 11:47 am
My article on fall fishing on the White River in Arkansas, "Brown Butter," for the current issue of Arkansas Life magazine, is now online. You can read it for free on the Arkansas Life website on page 58, but......
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Podcast: Musky Country with Brad Bohen 28 November 2012, 8:03 pm
Season Eight, Episode Eight: Musky Country with Brad Bohen 29:08 (Right click to download) MP3 | iTunes | RSS Brad Bohen is the owner and head guide at Musky County Outfitters and the filmmaker behind "Zero to Hero" (2010).......
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Podcast: Garage Skiff with Paul Sonnen 19 November 2012, 7:21 pm
Season Eight, Episode Seven: Garage Skiff with Paul Sonnen 33:59 (Right click to download) MP3 | iTunes | RSS Paul Sonnen of Shallow Minded Outfitters in Gulf Shores, Alabama, is the builder of "La Flaca,"--the exquisitely crafted skiff you......
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Podcast: Fiberglass Manifesto with Cameron Mortenson 12 November 2012, 7:47 pm
Season Eight, Episode Six: Fiberglass Manifesto with Cameron Mortenson 27:56 (Right click to download) MP3 | iTunes | RSS Cameron Mortenson runs the only blog in fly fishing exclusively dedicated to fiberglass fly rods... and it's great. Don't miss......
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Podcast: Family Values with Robert Eddins 7 November 2012, 11:25 am
Season Eight, Episode Five: Family Values with Robert Eddins 33:56 (Right click to download) MP3 | iTunes | RSS Robert Eddins of Ro Drift Boats describes how to start a drift boat company with a bale of hay and......
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Podcast: Skiff Building with Tom Mitzlaff 29 October 2012, 9:04 pm
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6 Best Places to Live in Colorado 7 February 2020, 1:42 am
Colorado is a lovely place to call home. That city is special in its own way, but the popularity of natural beauty is the one thing they all have in common. Both near and far the Rocky Mountains can be seen and the green valleys are filled with wildflowers, rushing rivers and waterfalls. So which […]
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5 Best Beaches in Venezuela 7 February 2020, 1:19 am
The world’s filled with beautiful beaches from the Americas to Asia. These simple locations, made up of nothing but sand and sea, can mean so much, and give so many people such huge amounts of joy. Whether you just want to get away from it all and forget about the stresses of modern life or […]
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4 Best Fire Starters 7 February 2020, 1:02 am
If you’re out on a camping trip in the wilderness, it can be helpful to learn how to start a fire properly. You can cook a meal with a dry, crackling fire, boil and purify water, ward off the cold of winter and light up the darkness, bringing warmth to the forest at night. But, […]
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5 Best Cars for Uber 7 February 2020, 12:36 am
Uber is a great way to make some extra cash driving people who need to get to their destination without taking mass transit. It can either be a full time job or one that you do during off hours, such as nights and weekends. Basically, you can decide on your schedule. You can also decide […]
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5 Best Fly Fishing Rods 7 February 2020, 12:21 am
If fly fishing is one of your hobbies, it is time to grab the best fly fishing rod in the market and take some precious time to enjoy this lucrative hobby. However, with the range of fly fishing rods in the market, it might be daunting to know which rod to select for your fly […]
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5 Best Chemical Engineering Schools 7 February 2020, 12:04 am
Chemical engineering is a discipline that explores areas such as chemistry, physics, biology, and math. Commonly, students who have graduated from a chemical engineering program can also become an inventor who operates in the realm of new energy. Chemical engineering is crucial because it can help tremendously with discovering new findings with technology and medicine […]
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5 Best Animal Rescue Charities 6 February 2020, 11:55 pm
When you are looking for charities to donate to, animal rescues are very popular. It’s a heartwarming gesture that will make you feel your money is going to a good cause. There are many to choose from, from your local shelter to large animal sanctuaries. Some rescue bats, cats, dogs, horses, turtles, birds, wildlife and […]
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4 Best Email Services for Business 6 February 2020, 11:46 pm
All businesses are different with their own set of priorities related to email services. Depending on the size of the business, security requirements and technical staff onsite, some email services are better suited than others to meet a company’s specific requirements. Like any technical service, it is easy to overpay for features that may not […]
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6 Best Places to Live in Florida 6 February 2020, 11:34 pm
If you are like countless others, Florida seems like the dream destination for retirement, for wintering or for partying. The Sunshine state, what is not to love? Ocean, sunshine, beaches, surfing, fishing, warm weather and Disney World. Something for everyone. Florida is divided into four major sections, the Panhandle, Uplands, the Everglades and the Florida […]
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5 Best Science Podcasts 6 February 2020, 11:01 pm
In our technological age, learning about new things is as easy as plugging in your headphones and paying attention! The accessibility of easy listening has changed the way that we interact with technology, allowing us to surround ourselves with a variety of information at any time of day. Because of these technological advances, podcasts have […]
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A Real Singularity 10 April 2020, 3:13 pm
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Internal Swing Monologue 2 December 2019, 1:45 pm
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A Fleeting Fall 28 October 2019, 10:02 am
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My Girl 7 October 2019, 5:12 pm
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On the Cape 16 September 2019, 9:42 am
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The Hour of the Mouse 19 August 2019, 11:04 pm
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Cadillac Mountain 5 July 2019, 5:22 pm
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The Coast of Maine 1 July 2019, 8:39 pm
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The Travelers Loop 24 June 2019, 11:35 am
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On The Knife's Edge 23 June 2019, 10:59 pm
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GSMNP - A Quick Report 19 March 2015, 3:48 pm
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Colorado 2014 - Let's Get Serious (Part 2) 12 February 2015, 12:42 pm
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Colorado 2014 - Let's Get Serious (Part 1) 10 February 2015, 3:55 pm
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Spruce, WV - 2014 2 January 2015, 2:49 pm
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Another New Member to the Sport 23 December 2014, 12:43 pm
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I'm Back...Finally! 27 June 2014, 12:45 pm
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Day Trippin' Renewed 20 October 2013, 10:22 am
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Colorado 2013 - Rocky Mountain National Park Backcountry 1 September 2013, 2:53 pm
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West Virginia Trout Bummin - Rain, Rain, Rain 21 July 2013, 12:09 pm
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West Virginia Trout Bummin - Back to the Beginning 21 July 2013, 11:23 am
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2012's Ultimate Surfcaster's Vehicle 9 September 2012, 5:17 pm
My original thought was to have an old Volkswagen bus converted into a surf casting vehicle. Similar to what the crew from Pimp Your Ride would create... It would have custom rod holders, drawers for storing my plugs and gear... you know, Pimp Your Rod. But, after seeing the Jeep Action Camper my world has completely turned upside down. I rescind my wish. Talk about a paradigm shift. Check it outAre you looking to find the finest fishing locations along the East Coast? This blo...
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Willow Classic Reels (Fly Feels) 9 September 2012, 5:17 pm
FRUIT OF THE GODS—This Willow Classic Reel is the closest reel to the old traditional classic pure black reel. But with a different twist… sometimes an occasional chocolate brown seam appear. Ebony is the Greek word for "fruit of the gods". Historically, drinking goblets were made from its wood, as they believed it was an antidote for poison, and if used would ward off their enemy's evil intent. This Willow Reel will surely make a striking ensemble. Check out this and Willow classic's other ...
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The Dub Box Camper (VW Bus Camper) 9 September 2012, 5:16 pm
The Dub Box Camper @ 22k has many uses, from couples wanting a more sophisticated, comfortable camping adventure , to families dreaming of the outdoor life. Camping made easy, instead of tents, instructions and guy ropes, think park and ...relax. Dub box is designed to ensure it is not overwhelming or daunting to tow. It is a smooth, lightweight and complementary addition to your journey. Lovingly handcrafted in leafy Herefordshire, every Dub box is created uniquely for its new owner. The g...
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Best Surfcasting Reels (Best Fishing Reels) 9 September 2012, 5:16 pm
VAN STAAL & MURPH THE SURF LURE FEATURED IN IMAGEPaul Arbitman, EastCoast AnglerVan Staal is a renowned manufacturer of some of the best surf fishing tackle in the world. The following is my personal opinion of the Van Staal reel product line.This reel is an obsessive compulsive’s dream; great design and extreme attention to detail. The reel is available in three differing finishes, black, silver and gold. The reel finish is smooth and impeccable. The rotor cup is machined aluminum with di...
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Bad Ass Automobiles (Vintage Custom Cars) 9 September 2012, 5:15 pm
Post your Pictures and Videos here to have them featured on UrbanHooker.comPost your Pictures and Videos here to have them featured on UrbanHooker.comPost your fishing Pictures and Videos here to have them featured on UrbanHooker.comPost your Pictures and Videos here to have them featured on UrbanHooker.comPost your fishing Pictures and Videos here to have them featured on UrbanHooker.comPost your fishing Pictures and Vid...
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Fly Wallets (Video Portfolio) 9 September 2012, 5:14 pm
Post your fishing Pictures and Videos here to have them featured on UrbanHooker.comFly Wallet Material and Construction: Full grain Cowhide. Only the finest sand Shearling. Hand punched, hand laced, bonded with Tandy Leather Weld. Horn buttons hand cut, sanded, finished, polished and drilled in my shop. All art work is Branded onto leather by hand from either an image you provide me or one that I have on file. It is completely original and 100% collectible. To finish it off initials and or ...
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Vintage Flash Tattoo Art (Best Flash Tattoo Art) 9 September 2012, 5:13 pm
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New Surfcaster's Journal, Issue 12, March 2012 9 September 2012, 5:12 pm
Click on Image to blog to read magazineOpen publication - Free publishing Are you looking to find the finest fishing locations along the East Coast? This blog is for all of you Anglers from the Southern shores of New Jersey to the rocky coasts of central Maine, and every fishing hole along the way. Whether you like to fly fish or surf cast, you will always find exactly what you need right here at UrbanHooker.com FISH ON!...
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Al Gag's Custom Lures, Whip-It Eel 2012 (Striper Lures) 9 September 2012, 5:11 pm
Introducing Al Gag’s Revolutionary New Fishing Lure The Whip-It Eel.The Whip-It Eel will catch every game fish there is in the USA or abroad. It's life-like action is second to none. From Trout to Tuna, you will have a ball. Made with the finest alloys, PVC Rubber and Mustad ultra point hooks! It swims right out of the package! You can cast it from the beach or boat, troll it, jig it, just add water and hang on! About Al Gag:Al has been making fishing lures since 1978 and has developed some of...
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2012 Best Surfcasting Reels (Best Salt Water Fishing Reels) 9 September 2012, 5:11 pm
VAN STAAL & MURPH THE SURF LURE FEATURED IN IMAGEVan Staal is a renowned manufacturer of some of the best surf fishing tackle in the world. The following is my personal opinion of the Van Staal reel product line.This reel is an obsessive compulsive’s dream; great design and extreme attention to detail. The reel is available in three differing finishes, black, silver and gold. The reel finish is smooth and impeccable. The rotor cup is machined aluminum with diagonal lightening holes, and so...
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The More You NOAA 2 August 2017, 3:14 pm
I tend to be a “less is better” kind of guy when it comes to government. The exception is the management of natural resources like America’s sustainable fisheries. Fishing has been my profession and passion for almost all my life. Having been a part of…
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Why Wouldn’t We Support The New England Marine Monument? 21 March 2017, 6:02 pm
In an effort to revoke, opponents paint the picture that all fishermen are opposed… Well, we aren’t! Whatever your political leanings, one has to acknowledge that the Obama Administration did something extraordinary last fall. Through the Antiquities Act, it protected almost five thousand miles of an…
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The Draft Northeast Ocean Plan 3 August 2016, 1:16 pm
The NE Draft Ocean Plan may not be a perfect plan, but it does seem to do the best job possible of coordinating all the previously independent ocean development regulations
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What the Fluke is RFA Talking About? 22 August 2015, 8:54 am
Either RFA is intentionally leaving out important details on summer flounder or they just don’t get it Given the kind of thing that usually comes out of the RFA (Recreational Fishing Alliance) shop in Jersey, I wasn’t exactly surprised to see their latest press release. …
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Of Menhaden, Stripers Threshers and Whales 8 April 2015, 2:09 pm
ASMFC has a critical decision to make in May. Do they increase harvest at the first sign of improvement, having really no idea what that will mean for predators dependent on bunker, or do they take a different route and manage for the ecosystem.
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Why Deep Water Corals Matter 21 January 2015, 10:08 am
The Mid-Atlantic Council is considering one of the largest habitat protection actions in Atlantic history… Anglers should be weighing in… Ever done an overnighter at the Hudson? Or any of the Mid-Atlantic’s canyons? If you hit it right, it’s like something from another world. Crazy…
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On Forage Fish… Managing the Unmanaged 4 November 2014, 2:10 pm
Are large-scale fisheries for sandeels, silversides, bay anchovies etc. coming to a coast near you? Really, if you fish, at all, this is important… for a very basic reason — If there’s no bait, there’s no fishing. If you spend more than a few days…
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ASMFC Almost Gets it Right With Striped Bass 31 October 2014, 9:14 am
I entered the meeting room with some trepidation. For the past year, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission had been debating the implications of the most recent benchmark assessment of the striped bass stock, and whether changes needed to be made to management measures. And…
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Maryland Spins Mediocre Striped Bass Spawn 24 October 2014, 9:28 am
The State of Maryland recently released its 2014 young-of-the-year index for striped bass. The index came in at 11.0, which is just a little below the long-term average of 11.7. Under normal circumstances, a young-of-the-year number that nearly reaches the long-term average is hardly worth…
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New Jersey Recommends 2 Fish Per Day Striped Bass Limit 1 October 2014, 10:59 am
Within hours of the deadline for comment on the ASMFC’s Striped Bass Draft Amendment IV, New Jersey has recommended a 2 fish per day limit, with one fish at 28″ and one “larger”. From the Press of Atlantic City: Council Chairman Dick…
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From Fly Fishing Evolution No More!!!!!! 19 October 2011, 10:59 am
Just a quick post. I hope that this rain does not upset your weekend fly fishing plans. I wish that it would end. It looks like we are going to catch a break and then, “the green” shows up in large quantities on the radar Fly Fishing Evolution Guide Service...
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From Fly Fishing Evolution European Nymphing; A Strategic Approach 18 October 2011, 1:15 pm
Here is the cover for the new DVD titled, European Nymphing; A Strategic Approach. This is the compliment to European Nymphing Techniques and Fly Tying. Get ready, there is going to be more information than you can handle Fly Fishing Evolution Guide Service...
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From Fly Fishing Evolution We Received a “Little” Extra Motivation Today 17 October 2011, 10:00 pm
We are getting busy! Expect a trailer by this time next week. This is going to answer all the European Nymphing questions that you have. You’ll learn how to read the water and fill the net up like a champ! Don’t think that this DVD is only for people who Euro nymph, it will show [...]...
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From Fly Fishing Evolution Still loving it 16 October 2011, 11:34 am
Heading up too connecticut again to Danny’s house cause forgetful me left both my rod and vest there. Since I have to drive back anyways, figured I would get some more time in fly fishing with Danny and Mike. We are fishing a smaller stream where European nymphing is the ticket. The Housy came up [...]...
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From Fly Fishing Evolution A Little Worried :) 15 October 2011, 7:58 am
We are on our way to film some fly fishing on the Housatonic River in Connecticut. The only problem is that the head cameraman has been snoring, supposedly “recharging” his batteries for an hour and hour and a half. I hope that they are charged when we get there. We have a full day of [...]...
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Aaron’s New Article 14 October 2011, 11:03 pm
This Myth Busting article in the November/December American Angler is one of the most original and well put together articles I have ever read. I was so freaking impressed. Who does this guy’s editing? He’s good!...
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From Fly Fishing Evolution A “Wild” Saturday! 11 October 2011, 4:44 pm
I headed out to Central Pennsylvana and fished a medium sized limestone stream filled with wild brown trout. I even saw George Daniel and his wife. He was landing one as I walked up. The fishing was pretty good to say the least. We chatted for a while but he was doing something which involved [...]...
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From Fly Fishing Evolution Some Big Rainbows… So what if the are Stocked :) 5 October 2011, 5:01 pm
I got out to fly fish with Mike and Tom in the recent past and even though the water was high we hit them pretty good. We even caught some really, really big rainbow trout! It was a lot of fun. San Juan worms and eggs baby!! You got to love high muddy water. It [...]...
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From Fly Fishing Evolution This is Getting Old Fast 2 October 2011, 10:56 pm
This rain is too much! You think it’s going to stop and bam! You look at the Northeast radar and it’s green. It looks like we will catch a break later this week. The fishing was awesome today and when this rain stops it will get even better! Don’t put those fly rods away, there [...]...
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From Fly Fishing Evolution The Rapid River… 30 September 2011, 9:53 pm
Alex, Justin and I took a LONG ride up to Maine to fish the Rapid River at Lakewood Camps. Whit and Mureen are the greatest hosts that anyone could ask for. It was a great vacation and opportunity to, capture on film the wonderful scenery and fishing that takes place there. Sorry I didn’t get [...]...
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9 Days 16 June 2011, 3:54 pm
Get yourself there....
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Yet another letdown... 10 February 2011, 12:41 pm
...for the 3 people that have been oh-(not)-so-patiently waiting for me to complete the Dear Joe series....Another obsession has returned over the past 6-8 months. Faire de l'alpinisme. Not that I need another time-drain, but at least it's motivation to be less fat-and-lazy. The mountains' call is strong. While we're on the topic, check this out:Top 5 NE Long Distance Day HikesMath may be off...
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Piggers, or, Dear Joe Part V: HOT DAMN! 13 January 2011, 12:47 pm
Fortunately, I have had (barely enough) time to get back to what's impo'tant...wasting my lunch break on the internets. Sorry for the delay.6:01 PM, Thursday November 18, 2010Dear Joe,It's official...the mojo is back. I was really worried. See...my last...oh...5 or 6 days on the salmon...the ol' fishin hat hasn't brought me luck. Zippo. It's times like that can really make you lose heart. Nothing...
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Not Regularly Scheduled Programming 7 January 2011, 9:03 am
Morgan Lyle provides a primer on the what and why of 2-handing it in yesterday's Gazette. Unfortunately, you need a subscription to read it. Fortunately for me, a coworker brought in the article. Oh, and apparently, Alex is tying at the next Clearwater TU meeting. I've really gotta start showing up to these things; already missed plenty of awesome tiers....
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(y)ear to (y)ear 4 January 2011, 3:33 pm
Gas in Troy (4 AM; shop closed): $3.27Gas on the Thruway (4:30 AM): $3.31Gas off Exit 31 (6 AM): $3.29Gas in Pulaski (11:30 AM): $3.15 (?)Gas in my waders (always): Free A December 31st, 2010, 3-hour drive home, grinning like a fool...Priceless.Happy New Year from Ole Sal Trutta. He mentioned something about the taste of rabbit fur too, but I didn't catch it all on account of the new piercing...
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Travel Day, or, Dear Joe V: OUCH 16 December 2010, 4:49 pm
3:22 PM, Wednesday November 17, 2010Dear Joe,I almost died today.Twice.First it was the suicidal doe as we were making our way to 390 this morning. I swear sparks were flying off her hooves when she realized she better get moving if she didn't wanna become a hood ornament. Seriously the closest near-miss I've had with a deer.Made it to the Salmon OK in the end. 'Course severe winds and driving...
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Salvaged, or, Dear Joe IV: Free-Range Balogna 13 December 2010, 4:30 pm
9:12 PM, Tuesday November 16, 2010Dear Joe,"Down at Oak Orchard Fly Shop, we don't F* around!"Hahaha. I'll never forget those words (though that's only my best effort to reconstruct from memory what was actually said).We stopped by the shop last night. Managed to bash my brains in on the car and prompt a laugh-fest doing so, but that's another story. Anyway, we were regaled with tips, tactics and...
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Big Water, or Dear Joe III: Long Way Down From Here 8 December 2010, 12:55 pm
4:00 PM, Monday November 15, 2010Dear Joe,Saw the Niagara for the first time ever today. Stared at Kinaideeyah for a bit. Pulled a sweet steelie. Alex said it was "doable" but there's a big difference in him saying it can be done and us being able to do it. Thousands of stairs (or at least that's what it felt like); Bmar won't stop complaining and I love it. When we got near the bottom I let him...
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Zoaring, or, Dear Joe II: F*** Gordy 3 December 2010, 12:38 pm
5:22 PM, Sunday November 14, 2010Dear Joe,If Gordy doesn't catch a fish soon I'll murder him.We seriously F'd with Karma when we designated first fish to him. Well no doubt she's gonna have the last laugh. Baulsir and I each lost 2 fish and had at least a couple more each toying with us. Meanwhile, FNG is joking that the first fish just might be the last of the trip. We'll see how funny he sounds...
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Arrival, or, Dear Joe Part I: Where's the Feesh? 2 December 2010, 12:13 pm
6:12 PM - Saturday November 13, 2010Dear Joe,Where'd all the fish go? I mean, seriously.We got in late last night...well, a couple hours earlier than last year, but still. Bmar and I had the opportunity, nay, pleasure of stopping in at Hardy's in Delevan waiting for the rest of the party. Man, what an establishment. As Bmar noted, never seen people go so crazy for Great White's version of Once...
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Keeping a Trout for Dinner? 12 July 2013, 2:00 pm
I have not taken a trout home for dinner in a few years. Out of the few dozen rainbow, brown and brook trout that I brought to the net, each fish was released back to the stream and swam back into the depths. I practice catch and release fishing for the health of the streams, knowing that if we were all to keep every fish caught, the rivers would soon be empty. The simplest reason why I release the fish that I catch is that I do not enjoy killing a fish. Rainbow and brown trout are beautifu...
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Help Wanted: Seeking New Home Waters 12 July 2013, 1:46 pm
Help Wanted: Fly fishing rabbi seeks new home waters near central New Jersey. Beautiful stream a must. Large trout preferred. Harmony and peace desired. On July 1st, my family and I moved to central New Jersey as I now have the honor and blessing of serving as the rabbi of Temple B’nai Shalom in East Brunswick. When the boxes arrived at our new home, we began to unpack and get to know the area. I quickly became enamored with East Brunswick as I found a great Jewish deli, a good bagel sh...
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Fly Fishing and Conservation 12 December 2011, 6:52 am
When first learning to fly fish, all of our energies are consumed in mastering the basics; getting the right gear, learning to cast, becoming comfortable wading through the stream. Then we hook our first trout. When the line goes taut, our adrenaline spikes. We somehow manage to get the fish to the net and break out in a wide smile, whether the fish is a eight inch brown or an eighteen inch rainbow. We begin to become comfortable in our own skin as anglers and we have held a good number o...
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Fly Fishing and Compassion 29 August 2011, 10:15 pm
Compassion is a core value in many religious traditions. Judaism teaches that everyone, no matter how poor, must give tzedakah, charity, to remember that there is always someone out there in a more difficult situation. Jews must also visit the sick, feed the hungry and perform gemilut hasadim, acts of loving kindness.A day of fly fishing in Argentina this spring reminded me that compassion can occur on a stream as well. Although not in the famous fly fishing region of Patagonia, my guide Lucas a...
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John Gierach Fly Fishing Books Giveaway! 27 June 2011, 6:12 am
This spring, I received copies of two new books by the famous fly fishing author John Gierach: No Shortage of Good Days and Another Lousy Day in Paradise and Dances with Trout. I will be giving them away to readers of the Fly Fishing Rabbi Facebook page. To be eligible to win a free fly fishing book, please “like” the Fly Fishing Rabbi Facebook page here:Fly Fishing RabbiPromote Your Page TooFour winners will be chosen at random, two for each book, from the followers of the Facebook page on ...
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Fly Fishing & Frustration 17 January 2011, 3:00 am
Fly fishing is filled with times of frustration: getting rained out on the stream, losing a fly in a low hanging branch, being unable to thread your thin tippet line through the hole of a tiny little hook because your hands are too cold. One time I drove an hour from home to fish a new river. When I opened the trunk to put on my gear, I discovered that I had my vest and net, but had left my fly fishing rod at home. Perhaps the ultimate frustration in fly fishing is not catching any fish. Sometim...
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The Fly Fishing Reverend 15 January 2011, 9:12 am
This article on The Fly Fishing Rabbi is by Dr. Michael Attas, a practicing cardiologist, professor and an ordained Episcopal priest. He has avidly pursued fish with the magic of flies all over the world for 40 years. Dr. Attas also writes a column for the Waco Texas Tribune on health, ethics and religion.Several years ago I was sitting in the Houston Intercontinental Airport when my cell phone rang. It was the wife of Will Spong, who was perhaps my closest mentor in my dual life as a physicia...
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Fly Fishing for Tarpon, Permit and Bonefish 15 January 2011, 9:03 am
I am very pleased to be able to share this article by my friend Dr. Michael Attas, a practicing cardiologist, ordained Episcopal priest and avid fly fisher: While I cherish my time on my home waters of the Rockies, I also long for the chance to explore new places with my fly rod and to move into new territories-both physically and spiritually. On a trip to Belize, we searched for the big three for salt water fly fishermen—tarpon, permit and bonefish. Each requires a certain type of equipmen...
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Is Thanksgiving a Jewish Holiday? 19 November 2010, 3:40 pm
One day in late November a few years ago I ran into a congregant in the hallway of my Temple. She wished me a Happy Thanksgiving. Then she said: “Oh wait a minute. I didn’t mean to offend you. Do you celebrate Thanksgiving?” I said: “Of course! Jews celebrate Thanksgiving.” She laughed, a little embarrassed, and then I wished her a Happy Thanksgiving too.A stream near our house in the fallThere are many ritual, historical and theological connections between Judaism and Thanksgi...
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Places to Fish in Israel with Maps 12 November 2010, 9:49 pm
I recently came across a great website that gives detailed fishing reports for fishing spots in Israel: www.fishinginisrael.info. Put together by Nigel Ridley, each article contains descriptions of the fishing spot along with pictures and maps of where to fish. Below are two of Nigel's articles, with many more to be found on his site. Enjoy! The Fly Fishing Rabbi Saltwater Fishing Spot In Israel: Tel DorSouth of Haifa, the coastline from Kibbutz Nachsholim to just b...
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The River Why – The Movie 26 June 2012, 11:05 am
What a huge pile of shit! I saw Ben’s post about how the book really moved him (The book is amazing, and highly recommended if you’re into gay fly fishing stories), and saw he mentioned something about a movie. I checked out Netflix, and lo and behold, there it was. I [...]...
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Backcountry Fishing in the Rain 19 May 2012, 12:41 pm
I almost didn’t do a post about this trip because my pictures are just so bad. Words are words but a fishing blog without pictures just doesn’t sit right with me. Let’s be realistic – unlike Hemingway, Maclean and Gierach, I NEED pictures to keep you interested. And cell phone pics are getting tired. [...]...
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Black Earth Creek 12 May 2012, 2:54 pm
I went to Black Earth Creek under the assumption that it was going to be some super technical, super tough stream. I guess the super slow, low water added a slight bit of technicality to the fishing, but overall, this place was a cake walk. I think I’ve said this about almost every [...]...
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I Won a Bet 11 May 2012, 9:29 pm
Andy, who apparently has James Ford Disorder, bet me a dozen flies that I would suck when I went fishing in Wisconsin. His buddy Alex went along for the ride to make sure I didn’t suck. I didn’t suck. Because I’m fucking awesome. I’ll post pictures of me holding some little [...]...
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I Still Fish, Bro 6 May 2012, 8:47 pm
So…. I haven’t posted anything in a while. That doesn’t mean I’m not fishing. I just kind of got tired of being a gay ass fly fishing blogger.
Here’s Nick, Fishing in Iowa.
Oh look, there he is again, catching a fish, in Iowa.
Here’s me, holding a fish, in Iowa.
Oh, look, I’m holding another fish!
Here’s [...]...
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Musconetcong Clean Up Day 21 April 2012, 8:35 am
I wanted to fish last weekend but couldn’t get any of the usual suspects to come out with me. Jamie and Jay both had to work and poor Kyle is probably never going to be able to fish New Jersey again because he’s moving to Montana. He’s giving up Taylor Ham for Bull Trout….boohoo! All [...]...
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Blue Lines and the Search for Brook Trout 25 March 2012, 10:47 pm
Following up on my last post, the family all headed to New Hampshire for my grandmother’s funeral and while we were there my dad and I decided to make the most of the weather and do some blue-lining in the area around my grandparents’ house. I guess its not really blue-lining since my dad fished [...]...
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Therapy Fishing 23 March 2012, 11:12 pm
I woke up to some bad news last Monday. My dad called at around 7:15am and it was one of those calls that comes at such an odd time that you immediately know there is something wrong. Turns out my grandmother had passed away in the middle of the night. The past few years had [...]...
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Product Review: Jan Siman Bicolor Strike Indicator 8 March 2012, 6:25 pm
Each year that I fish, I continue the process of becoming a more autonomous fly fisherman – that is, buying/making my own stuff rather than relying on friends…call it fly fishing self-determination. Keeping with this trend I decided it was finally time to trade in the backing sighter that Chris tied for me 2 years [...]...
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My take on the Green Rock Worm 6 March 2012, 11:47 am
People have been tying and using this design for a few years now, and for good reason. It works.
Adding some bling to it never hurts, however.
I tie mine on a #14 Scud hook, as it gives a nice curve to the finished fly, and a pleasant shape overall.
Materials:
#14 Scud Hook (I use Allen F-002’s)
Small green [...]...
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Fall Fishing in Maine 11 September 2020, 6:07 am
It is now September and here in Maine most places will be closed to fishing at the end of the month. This will be your chance to catch those larger fishes get out there! With cool nights and days in the mid 70s it will bring fish into Maine rivers to spawn but what really […]...
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Maine Fishing 28 July 2020, 6:06 am
2020 has been incredible despite Covid knocking on everyone’s door. With social distancing and face coverings being at the the forefront of most conversations these days, fishing has been a great escape. We have been very busy catching and releasing many big fish on fly and spinning rods. Maine has blessed us with some of […]...
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Spring Bass Fishing 16 April 2020, 8:00 am
I typically start guiding at the end of May but it can be very unpredictable with run off, rain,snow and high water. I still fish and often find great bass fishing early on. A few years ago I had a guy call from Utah in mid April. He wanted to go bass fishing on the […]...
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Musky on the Fly in Maine! 4 September 2019, 5:57 am
Not many knows that Maine has a incredible population of musky. Not only we have them but they love the fly! My son and I just did a two day trip and we had 18 follows and landed two, my son’s was 37″ and mine was 42″!...
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Fall is coming! 29 August 2019, 7:06 am
If you haven’t notice the nights aren’t getting about 55 degrees most nights, even down to 45 degrees a few nights. This means we need to start getting ready for winter. Get snowmobiles tuned up, stock up on beer and make sure the last of the wood, is in. It also means that the fish […]...
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Maine Smallmouth bass fishing! 29 July 2019, 7:14 am
If these pictures don’t get you fired up, I don’t know what will! I had a slow day the other day and we only landed 25 fish! Wait! what?! ONLY 25 fish! Where can you fish and think 25 is slow? Maine has some of the best bass fishing in the country! Book your trip […]...
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Maine Musky! 22 July 2019, 7:00 am
Yes, we have musky! They are one of the toughest fish to fish for but I have to say one of the most rewarding! We are now offering musky trips on the fly or spin fishing rods! There still dates available ! This is a true adventure! call me and lets talk! 207.944.1691 Notice: […]...
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Maine Fishing Report 16 July 2019, 6:55 am
Ive fished all over the state and the most consistent dry fly fishing I have come crossed has been on the West Branch of the Penobscot River. The best Time is June,July and September, August typically gets to warms. The best flies to try are stone flies and caddis. ...
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Maine Fishing Report 12 July 2019, 6:22 am
I want to apologize for the lack of stories and reports , I have been on a 7 day a week guiding run for 7 weeks straight. I want to a quick report. The state is on fire, with all this water fishing is good. Lets start down south. My buddy James who guides […]...
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Spring Fishing is Here! 1 April 2019, 9:14 am
Maine open water fishing season starts today! Most of our ponds and lakes are still frozen but some great early season rivers are GLS and East Outlet up by the dam, you might find a lake trout in the deeper water. Both of these places have decent flows right now. With fishing really getting going […]...
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Multi Species in the Autumn Transition Zone 11 September 2020, 6:00 am
Below Ramcat Run (acrylic on canvas)article and images by Dave Weaver (Dave_W)Large Pennsylvania streams and rivers in October and November can provide an interesting grab bag of fish that might munch our flies, and big weedless streamers are the way to go. For many Pennsylvania fly fishermen, October and November are months when they return to stream trout fishing, if they ever left. In particular, years such as this one magnify this effect as we have spent what seems like many months waiting f...
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Going to be a Dental Floss Tycoon a Montana Trip Report 14 August 2020, 6:50 am
I figured it appropriate to name this trip report after one of my favorite musicians' work (Frank Zappa) and since this was in fact a mini recon trip on âmoving to Montana soonâ. The trip was with my lovely girlfriend Rachel to Bozeman, Montana, and the surrounding areas of Southwestern Montana including several of the large Gold Medal rivers and a handful of smaller lesser known tributaries. The plan was to camp at five different locations for a total of seven nights in the mountains ...
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Memories of Nelson and Armstrong Creeks 24 July 2020, 7:50 am
By Matt Hanist I've met hundreds of guys and gals while fly fishing these past sixty years. Everyone I have met and chatted with has been pleasant and I enjoyed our break from fishing.The person I remember most was at the time my fly fishing idol, Joe Brooks, author of many of the earlier books about fly fishing and he has had a column in Outdoor Life for many years. Two of my favorite books, that led me to my early adventures in Montana are: Complete Book of Fly Fishing and Trout Fishing.I firs...
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The Small Warm Water Stream Summer Game 4 July 2020, 5:00 am
Mid summer into mid autumn is prime time for small stream, warm water fly fishing. While this summer (2018) has, so far, been unseasonably wet and cool here in southcentral Pennsylvania, mid-June has traditionally been the time I start to look to local creeks for bass and panfish. The main game are smallmouth bass, rock bass, and red-breast sunfish. Many of these creeks also have largemouth bass, carp, fallfish, green sunfish, bluegills, hatchery trout, crappies, even pickerel and walleyes. Howe...
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Where to Fly Fish in Montana? A DIY Trip Guide - Part One 4 June 2020, 7:00 am
By Brian McGeehanAs a Montana fly fishing outfitter â the majority of my time from November through April is spent helping our guests plan trips for the following season. Montana is a very large target with a huge variety of fisheries so it can be a daunting challenge to folks visiting for the first time. When Dave Kile asked me to put together a guide for planning a trip our way I decided to break it into two parts do to the breadth and diversity of what Montana has to offer and what dif...
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Green Drakes: May Madness 19 May 2020, 5:50 am
I was looking through my photographs from last year and found a Green Drake snapshot, which is one of my favorites. Green Drakes (Ephemera guttulata) are one of my favorite flies to observe, too. I say observe as I usually find myself on Penns Creek fishing while a huge Green Drake hatch is coming off and I am doing anything, but catching a lot of trout. The mixed hatches that occur during this time of year are exciting and frustrating as many angler's would agree. So this year I am going to ...
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The Sulphurs are here! 3 May 2020, 6:00 am
With the best hatch of the season fast approaching, I thought it might be helpful for some of the âNewbieâsâ to post a few words on the Sulphur Hatch to get them off to a flying start this month⦠so if anyone has anything to add in the way of tips, tricks, details, etc. PLEASE feel free to chime in!The months of May and June here in southeastern PA bring forth the greatest event of the fly-fishing season⦠the SULPHUR HATCH. These yellowish mayflies are actually made up o...
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Small Stream Tactics with George Daniel 21 April 2020, 7:30 am
After days of rain and all the big water is flooded out, the smaller backwoods streams are a great place to explore. They can be fun to venture to try out on a nice day as well. George Daniel takes some time to share some of his tactics for small streams. Check out as he shares ideas on gear, techniques, and how to approach all s smaller stream as to offer. Many of you are already familiar with George Daniel. If not you should, as he is one of the most knowledgable and genuine anglers to follo...
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In Memoriam: Ed Shenk 13 April 2020, 7:50 am
In sad news for the fly-fishing community and the Cumberland Valley in particular, Ed Shenk passed away this week. He was 93.Ed was one of the last of a well-known generation of Pennsylvania fly fishing innovators from the Greatest Generation. He is often mentioned in the same breath with Charlie Fox, Vince Marinaro, and other central Pennsylvania fly fishers who were central to advancing the sport in the mid-twentieth century. Like Fox and Marinaro, Shenk is best known for his association with ...
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Fly Fishing Getting Started - The Caddisflies 12 April 2020, 7:00 am
Trout enjoy a wide array of food and insects being more popular. While mayflies (Ephemeroptera) enjoy much of the spotlight, caddisflies (Trichoptera) are incredibly plentiful in waters across the region. Not always the preferred insect of the fly anglers mostly due to lack of familiarity. Caddis are a hardy insect and has thrived in streams that have been decimated with pollution. Streams like the Tulpehocken, Oil Creek and Casselman are just a few streams known for their abundant caddis fly p...
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