These flies work, and these rivers produce. Links are below. Note that these are all amply-stocked waters that many already visit and about which much information already has been published. I’ve found that many rivers are sub-par. I track in my fishing journal what fly patterns work on which waters. So, the links below are
Down (To Go Fishin’) But Not (Able to Get) Out (Very Often)
I was determined to make the most of the day. Even after striking out in the morning, I was on new water. I was shaking off the cobwebs, I was determined to chase shadows and catch rainbows. Virginia has been a learning experience. I thought I knew what I was doing when I was slamming
A Farewell to Yarns
So saddened that Bill and Jan are leaving our area. Glad that he will be home and close to his grandchildren, though. Bill, we will miss you tons but look forward to fishing with you at your home waters in Georgia! On Thursday, June 2, 2023, a 40’ moving truck is going to weigh anchor,
Essential Gear for Fly Guys and Gals: Magnetic Car Rod Holder
If there’s one piece of gear that I can’t leave home without, it’s my car rod holder. This is a slim rectangular block of rubber or foam with slits that is magnetized on one side. After parking, you slap it on the side of your car towards the rear by the gas cap. After assembling
Situational Awareness: Targeting Spring/Summer Stripers
I’m a pretty fickle person when it comes down to my favorite species to fish for. Usually I’m having so much fun catching whatever I’m after, that in the moment you’ll probably hear me say things like “these brown trout are the best” or “man, there’s nothing like steelhead.” I guess I never grew out