Looks like our unseasonably warm weather will be going away soon, so I took another trip yesterday to a section of the river I had fished once before. I had caught some nice rainbows in this area and figured it would be worth a shot before the cold front hit. I started my short hike to the trail...
Simply amazing! Your report and pictures are like watching one of those films of exotic places that most of us will never experience, at the annual Fly Fishing Film show. Quite the adventure for sure!
Yes, been way too long. Would love to hit the water with you and Sue, haven’t seen or fished with her in years. I know lots of great moving water places to fish, just spend all my time on stillwater when they aren’t frozen. If you guys are bringing tubes then we can do both. I know a sweet...
Mother Nature has blessed us lately with some unseasonably warm winter weather and when it hit the low 50’s Tuesday afternoon I decided it would be a good time to hike the river a bit. I thought I would try a stretch that I had looked at from above, but had yet to explore. It’s a bit of a hike...
I did an impulse buy on this rod after going to a Tenkara Fishing seminar at the Fly Show several years back. Haven’t used it yet and pretty sure I won’t ever use it. It’s a Willow and Cane 12’ 7:3 with the sock, extra tip and aluminum tube. Brand new, still has the plastic on the cork. I tried...
Excellent, that’s one chewed up fly! It’s funny how sometimes a bug will continue to work even though it looks nothing like it did originally. I’ve had that experience also. Beautiful fish, thanks for sharing.