Here is a mesmerizing video that I thought you’d enjoy. I’m always amazed by how “fishing” changes if you alter the context. A big river, small creek and lakes all feel very different. August and November feel like very different worlds, as can dawn, noon and dusk. Hope you enjoy the video.
Author: Jo Tango
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Hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving! I’m very grateful for so many things, including the friendships I’ve made via this blog. I’ve learned that are so many amazing anglers, who passionately care for our natural resources and are interested in helping each other. I am particularly glad for the other blog writers. You’re all great
Breaking Off a Foul-Hooked Fish?
After Saturday’s morning pilgrimage to Les’s Pool, I spent a few hours at the Swift Hatchery Pipe area (aka, The Toilet Bowl or The Kiddie Pool). “Dries or die” with my #4. I went six-for-nine. Unfortunately, I witnessed quite a bit of foul-hooking. Here’s what happened. There was a strong waft of marijuana. I turned
Les’s Pool
On Saturday, in spite of the cold, I decided to go to a freestone: the Westfield East Branch (our river guide here). It’s not a river that was stocked in the fall, and a regular angler there said that the stocking was meager in the spring. But, I wanted to see it before the snows