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Category: Streamers

Borger’s Fly Fishing Book Series and the Strip Nymph

March 5, 2021May 2, 2024 Joe Drake

I haven’t been able to get out to much since December. It’s been making my casting arm all twitchy. Work, school, and other life obligations have had to take priority and I am sorry to expect many of you can identify with that. This year’s glacially slow turn in seasons, which has been Ice Ages

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At the Vise: Landon Mayer’s Mini Leech

January 28, 2021January 28, 2021 Jo Tango

A few years ago, I decided to tie leech patterns. I had heard that they worked and was very excited that this was The Magic Fly. I’m a huge fan of Tim Flagler’s and was fortunate to take a fly-tying clinic with him. So, when he posted the video below, complete with his exhortation that

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Brown Trout,Flies and fly tying,Streamers8 Comments

High Hopes

January 2, 2021 Jo Tango

January can be a cruel month for fly fishing. Yet, fellow blog team member, Ashu Rao, and I decided to roll the dice. With drizzly rain and clouds all around, it seemed like an OK time to throw big bugs. The streamer game is a low-percentage technique, usually, but what’s the use of having some

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At Long Last

October 19, 2020October 19, 2020 Jo Tango

With some autumn rain at long last upon us, our rivers became swollen and the banks were scoured once again by rising water. It was a perfect opportunity to sling big, articulated streamers with my seven-weight. At dawn, it was a chilly 29 °F and warranted some nitrile gloves to keep my hands dry. They

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Brown Trout,Streamers4 Comments
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