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Author: Jo Tango

Rainbros

May 9, 2025May 4, 2025 Jo Tango

One of the many cool things about fly fishing is that we are optimists. No matter how well or poorly the last outing goes, we embark on a new visit to the river with great hope and anticipation hoping to reverse prior setbacks or to continue a good run. Could this be the day when

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Euronymphing,Farmington River,Flies and fly tying,Rainbow Trout2 Comments

The Dry Way at the Farmington

May 4, 2025May 3, 2025 Jo Tango

I’ve never had good luck with the Hendrickson hatch. I’m either too early or too late. Anglers often tell me: “You should have been here yesterday.” When I go out on a calm day, the wind unfortunately often kicks in unexpectedly. Or, a clear day becomes a rainy day. Ephemerella subvaria is often ephemeral, at

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Brown Trout,Flies and fly tying6 Comments

Swinging Wets with Lance Egan

April 19, 2025 Jo Tango

Here’s is a helpful video on swinging wet flies early in the season by using a weighted point fly in a multi-fly rig. Nothing beats throwing dries, IMO. But there is a lot of elegance involved with covering a lot of water and wading with the current. Once the water temps tick up a click

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Fishing Jig Streamers in Winter

February 17, 2025 Jo Tango

Tightlining is definitely its own thing. It requires special rods, unique leaders, and a completely new type of casting and drifting. And, Euro-style jig streamers have been a “big deal” on our local waters for the past few years. Some of my biggest fish have come on them. But, how to fish jig streamers with

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