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Images from The Connecticut Angler Stumbled across this cool blog the other day… not purely fly, for those of you who only fly fish, but there’s a good assortment of types of fishing, characterized by great writing and pictures. Check it out, definitely a good read. http://kierran.blogspot.com/
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
TL;DR: Landed about 10, all rainbows. Highlight was a 17″ one (two photos up top). ________________________ Though the forecast high was 36 °F with gusts of wind, I decided to fish. With many Swift regulars exhorting me to fish before “catch and keep” returns south of Rt. 9 on January 1, I
(Brk Trt) Yet another awesome blog is Small Stream Reflections. It’s basically art in the form of a blog. Beautiful photographs, earnest prose, and the adventures of chasing brook trout. Brk Trt has a true passion for fly tying and finding wild fish. I read often the blog.
