TL;DR: The best fly fishing books for me. Ones that really help even to today. The more open-minded I’ve been, the more fish I’ve caught. Maybe it’s karma, but arrogance kills knowledge-seeking. So, I read a great deal and follow dozens of fly fishing blogs and read many books. Many fly fishing books are duds,
Author: Jo Tango
Walden Pond and Smallmouth Bass
TL;DR: Walden Pond. Smallmouth bass. Easy pickings. With family and work schedules pretty chock full, there won’t be any trout fishing for me in the coming few weeks. Of course, I think about fishing pretty often. It’s a sickness, an obsession or both. So, I started to think about local waters near my house
Star Trek and Need for More Speed
Hi everyone, wanted to let you know that we’ve had to “grow up” and put in a privacy policy. It’s here. The short answer is: Blog traffic is growing rapidly. The servers are not keeping up, and page downloads have been agonizingly slow at times I have bought more hosting capacity and added technical gizmos
Fluorescent Orange Flies: They Work
One of the most effective colors in my fly tying arsenal is this: fluorescent orange. That color has worked wonders at the Farmington, Millers and Westfield East Branch rivers. I work with UTC thread to incorporate that color into some of my nymphs. Easy to do so. View this post on Instagram A post shared