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Author: Jo Tango

Montana 2022

July 28, 2022July 28, 2022 Jo Tango

After a two-week Montana fishing trip, “re-entry” into the real world is both a privilege and a struggle. It is great to see again your family and to sleep in your own bed. But real life is a totally different vibe from 10- to 15-hours-long fishing days, and it has taken me a few days

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Brown Trout,Montana8 Comments

Saving Money on Gas

June 30, 2022July 1, 2022 Jo Tango

It’s brutal out there. With flows low, sun high, and water warming, last weekend was one of those “push” times. Do I fish or not? With gas very expensive (a savings tip below), I’m being much more choosy as to whether I go out and fish and, if I do, how far I am willing

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Brown Trout7 Comments

Maine 2022, Part 3

May 25, 2022May 25, 2022 Jo Tango

The last few days of our Maine trip are hard to explain. As Jamie and I ate our dinner on the last night, our bodies tired and our minds spent, we decided that it would be very difficult to articulate what we had experienced. On one day, we fished from a boat and had to

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Brook Trout,Landlocked Atlantic salmon,Maine2 Comments

Maine 2022, Part 2

May 23, 2022May 25, 2022 Jo Tango

I wouldn’t say that fishing in Maine is easy, usually. There are a lot of variables up here: water temps, water flows, whether brook trout have pushed into the rivers to chase smelt and how far they’ve forayed, and the weather. Regarding the last point, you’ll go from sultry and humid days to cold and

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Brook Trout,Maine2 Comments
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