How to Tie the Olive & Black Perdigon
Perdigons are more tactical than imitative, They do not contain any bulk, which helps them race to the bottom…
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5 Reasons You Need a Trxstle Fly Rod Carrier
If you enjoy turning heads and sparking conversations, consider getting a Trxstle Fly Rod Carrier. It’s a magnet for…
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Native Brook Trout Fishing is Stepping Back in Time
The dog days of summer often force me to turn my attention to native brook trout. What they lack…
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The Perdigon is the Sports Car of Euro Nymphs
Like European sports cars, the perdigon is sleek and stylish. It performs like nothing else in your fly box…
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It’s Time to Switch: Fluorocarbon is Superior for Nymphing & Surprisingly Affordable
If you want the best euro nymphing experience, it’s time to switch to fluorocarbon. I know, you see it at…
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Video Post: Are You Seeing the Strike?
If you are only catching trout when you feel the strike, you aren’t catching as many as you could be. Learning to read the sighter built into your euro nymphing leader helps you to see the strikes you don’t feel.
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Video Post-Tight Line Nymphing with the Troutbitten Mono Rig
Video post of using a mono rig to tight line nymph for trout.
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The Dry Dropper Rig-My Favorite Way to Fly Fish
Both flies land gently on the water just a few feet above the rock. The caddis sits high on the surface not even noticing the weight of the pheasant tail plunging toward the bottom. I make a quick mend to create slack that releases the caddis into the drift. It swirls in the current to the left of the rock and settles perfectly into the slick.
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Why Trout Strike? It’s Why I Choose to Fly Fish
Revealing the Mystery There are many reasons why I choose to fly fish. Revealing the mystery of what lies…
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The Ultimate 10-Point Guide for Fly Tying Beginners
During the great shut down of 2020, like many people, I had a lot more time at home than ever before. So I recommitted myself to tying flies consistently. I changed my approach and found success. Tying flies became enjoyable because my flies started to look like they are supposed to! I began to master styles of flies by tying them over and over again. Here are ten things I did to to find success along my fly tying journey:
