I fished the Farmington. I didn’t know what to expect with the water at 100 cfs. But, I read online that they might lower the flow to 50 cfs, and so, I thought I’d better hit the river. When I arrived at Spot A, two other anglers were there. One was a spin fisherman,
Author: Jo Tango
September in July?
Well, it’s been tough conditions for me out there. I visited a local freestone, more out of curiosity. It’s a mere trickle and the water was about 75 °F. No go. Our local and crowded tailwaters continue to be the best options. Bug hatches will be pretty sparse during the day, given the high temperatures
Dries or Die
I was fishing next to a very experienced angler. He fishes only dries. In fact, he doesn’t own any nymphs. He gave them all away some decades ago, to force himself to master dry-fly fishing. “A lifetime of learning,” he said. That got me thinking about things. I’ll always be into tightline nymphing, and so,
Tuna
Words cannot express how stunning this video is. Best one ever. Really.