Recent content by Wayne Kohan

just checked my stash, I have the Cortland Type 9 level sink, not the Compact sink, if you are interested. WF6/7 size.

Lemon Blueberry focaccia. Not sure you can call what I worked with a dough as opposed to calling it a pudding. Hope it tastes as good as it looks.

In Tennessee with my 93 y/o parents, I was flyfishing and catching plenty of bluegill and my mom pulled this smallmouth from the area I had just caught a big bluegill. She was using a small rapala type lure. I aspire to still be fishing at 93. About 16 inches.

Unless the midge is a bloodworm then it’s on the bottom

There was a 1000 acre brush fire on the edge of town that threatened 150 homes. So yeah, early summer

https://www.fs.usda.gov/sites/default/files/fs-fy26-congressional-budget-justification.pdf “The FY 2026 Budget proposes a new initiative to transfer certain Federal lands to willing States and Tribes. This initiative will right-size the Federal estate and reduce Federal costs for land...

A couple years ago I lost a fly rod on one of the seeps, so if it's a custom wrapped St. Croix, it's mine.

I was wondering why that boat would be on that river, really makes no sense.

Doesn’t work on the hood of a Chevy Colorado either. Works on the roof though.

My breads have been getting flatter lately, I store my starter in the fridge, I typically do a 1:5:5 feed the night before I mix the bread. I decided to give my starter a little more love, and did twice daily feedings for a couple days before this bake. Certainly was worth the extra work...

Tennis player and retired physician here. The braces they showed above work decently. It just takes some time really. No need to stop but activity may be less fun for awhile. Get on the Google and look for exercises, wrist extension and flexion with weight worked well for me. I actually...

I dunno, I don't think you can exclude the bobbers. If there is a banana effect, it is going to be transferred from your hands to your fly, and the best way to test that is to have the fly sit still in the water and give the fish time to "inspect" the fly before they hit, as opposed to...

Green butt skunk-ish

This ugly thing accounted for two steels, including a wild hen, today. The water was high and off colored today, (surprise), and I was using a Hoh-bo type spey fly and was thinking I should use something bigger and louder. I hung up on a rocks couple minutes later and broke off and found this...

I, too, have tied way too many flies and have many that will never see water. My favorite ties are done the day before hitting the water and are tied specifically for that day of fishing, and I love it when they bring me a fish..... Right now it is steelhead flies.