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Category: Techniques

Staying Warm During Winter Fishing

January 5, 2016November 9, 2017 Jo Tango

I fished quite a bit last winter. I go out with many layers and a ski hat. One thing with which I struggled, though, was this: how to keep my hands warm. I tried various gloves and also invested in a pair of fishing gloves where you can make them either fingerless or covered. Nothing

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Gear reviews,Techniques3 Comments

‘The Dropper Adjustment’

December 23, 2015September 12, 2017 Jo Tango

I think many fly fishing videos make it look easy. Music is in the background, tippets don’t break, and the trout voraciously eat flies. But, we all know there’s a lot of trial and error. The video up top from Dave and Amelia Jensen is a refreshing change of pace. The two are talking out

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News,Techniques,Videos2 Comments

Side Sweepin’ to Land Big Trout

December 7, 2015September 18, 2017 Jo Tango

Landing big trout on light tippet can be tricky. The above 18″ and fat rainbow took a dry fly attached to 9x tippet. I’ve learned through trial and error how to do it (more here). A key technique for me has been to use “sideways” rod pressure when fighting a big fish. It doesn’t always

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Techniques,Videos8 Comments

Slack Casting and an 18″ Rainbow

November 20, 2015September 18, 2017 Jo Tango

I’m really enjoying fishing dries. Above, is an 18″ Swift rainbow that recently took a size 30 dry on 9x tippet (I ran out of 8x while fishing). A very dark fish, with a wide girth. Powerful and fat. I am still learning how to dupe consistently such big and savvy fish with dry flies,

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Orvis,Techniques7 Comments
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