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Author: Jo Tango

At the Vise: Purple and Some Experiments

December 6, 2018December 3, 2018 Jo Tango

Sometimes, I tie because I need to replenish the ol’ reliables. Sometimes, I tie for fun. Recently, it has been the latter. I decided to work on the Buckskin Nymph after seeing Pat Dorsey post that it was one of his most effective winter flies. So, I bought some materials via Amazon, which ended up

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Flies and fly tying6 Comments

Gear Reviews: Three Essentials for Winter Fly Fishing

December 4, 2018May 5, 2024 Jo Tango

Winter is a great time to fish (more here). There’s an austere simplicity about it and an almost surreal view of a river landscape that was once verdant and teeming with life. I love winter fly fishing. The complication? How to keep warm. Over the years, I’ve learned some painful lessons about what not to

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Winter Fly Fishing Is the Best

December 1, 2018November 18, 2019 Jo Tango

Winter fly fishing is hit-or-miss in terms of numbers, but offers tremendous and unique rewards. Most rivers are largely devoid of anglers, the landscape is stark, and the elements can be challenging. Whether it be precipitation, wind or cold, there’s always something tempting you to stay at home or reel up for a warm car

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Brown Trout,Farmington River5 Comments

For High Water: George Daniel’s ‘Bunker Buster’

November 28, 2018May 2, 2024 Jo Tango

With more rain coming this weekend, I think we have two options: stand down or embrace the elements and fish. If you choose the latter, my two cents is that the new conditions will force us to fish out of our comfort zones, and that can be immensely rewarding. One pattern to consider for current

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