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I once hung a dead pink off my float tube while there were seals swimming around. Afterwards I realized how stupid I had been. Leland

The old 690-5 Sage SP. Leland

I fish a dryline 100% of the time. My go to for the past five years has been the Cortland 5/6 200gr Specialty Compact Float. It’s basically a 26’ shooting head with integrated running line. Leland

Fished a very popular MA 9 beach this morning from about 9-11. Plenty of shakers and one small wild coho of about five pounds. Crazy thing was the little cloud that moved in and dropped a mini-monsoon. Cleared out a lot fishers. Wind died enough for me to go fish my favorite southside spot where...

I’ve recommended using the EP Brush. You can wrap at least 7 turns to give a 360 body. You don’t have to if you don’t want to. Leland

Try the archives at Phil Rowley and Saturday Night Flies Leland

So cool when you find them on the flats. Not so cool were the deer flies that found me . . .

Those look great Jack! Leland

A good friend dug this up out of her old flyfishing drawer . . . Leland

I’ve been palmering seven wraps of white EP brush; topped with EP fibers Backcountry; and Black Pearl Sparkle Hair Leland

Fished the Bill Marts Invitational Schmoots Clooper Carp Tournament this past weekend. One of a couple around 23” Leland

Totally bad design. Tighten as tight as you can onto a table and it wiggles loose after two turns of the handle. Leland

Ugh

It’s been slow and small. Leland

Those little fish at Olalla this time of year will only stay on a #12 hook. My #6 popper are way too large . . .

No. I’m palmering seven turns of 3” white EP Brush back to forward. It gives me the 360 degree look I always wanted. Leland

Maybe you should do as the Brits do until you get the “lay of the water.” Pick the ghillie’s brain. He may know when the best time to skate will be. Leland

I’m curious about what she’s wearing. Are they jumpsuit waders? Leland

I would be interested in knowing how pre spawn lahontons take to my fly. Thanks, Leland

I use my poppers in the salt. Nothing like a crippled baitfish on top . . . Leland