Well, as luck would have it, we have car trouble on a snowy day. The good news is that you’re never bored as a fly tyer. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BlogFlyFish.com (@blogflyfish) Hope you’re all safe and sound.
Author: Jo Tango
Gary Metras: Winter Fly Fishing at the Swift River
An angler whom you should meet is Gary Metras (our interview with him here). He catches many fish, and here is one of them. I am excited that he is willing to share his presentation on winter fly fishing at the Swift River. The link is at the bottom of this post. There are many
At the Bench: Shop Vac, Micro Caddis Larva and Al’s Rat
With a no-football Sunday, I’ve got plenty of time to work on replenishing the fly boxes. First up, is a #18 Shop Vac (a Tim Flager video here). At his fly tying seminar, Tim said that it is a great attractor fly, and he thinks it suggests a Cased Caddis. Next is the #22 Micro
First Time at the Deerfield
I’m tired. But, in a good way. Today was my first time at the Deerfield: five hours of driving, nine hours of fishing, high flows, water at 34 °F, and only a few willing trout on a very slow day for most. It was so worth it. A few nights ago, I decided that I