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Arctic Char Adventures

September 29, 2025 Jamie Carr

“Do you want to stop for lunch?” TJ asked. “No thanks,” I replied. It’s typical that I would not stop for lunch if I am fishing and haven’t caught a fish.  I’m not sure if that habit is based out of stubbornness or a calculation that when the fishing is slow I will need every

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Brook Trout,Char,Guides,Maine,Ponds,Streamers2 Comments

Home Away From Home

June 16, 2024 Joel Watson

After two years of longing to go back up to Northwestern Maine to see friends and chase some salmonids, I finally was able to get back there for Memorial Day weekend. Ever since my beautiful son Luke was born in November of 2022, there have been certain fishing trips that had to be postponed. Not

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Brook Trout,Landlocked salmon,Lodges,Maine,Ponds1 Comment

Bass on the Fly

April 26, 2022April 23, 2022 Joel Watson

Spring is finally here! Waters are warming, and not only is the trout fishing improving day by day, but the opportunity of catching other species on the fly is now becoming much more possible. I recently bought a float tube and hit some local ponds in my area. The bass in these ponds are getting

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Bass,Flies and fly tying,Ponds2 Comments

A Long Pause

August 12, 2021August 12, 2021 Jamie Carr

Most years I do take a bit of a break from fly fishing.  This normally happens around late December or early January.  It’s just the natural flow of life and seasons, and I kind of enjoy a short mental break from the weekly schedule jenga required to sneak in some time on a river.  As

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Bass,Philosophy,Ponds,Warm water12 Comments
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