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Great video here sent from one of the blog’s viewers, RI Brook Trout. Check it out, and make sure your fish aren’t going belly up 30 seconds after you release them. Of course, while this is specific to the tailing glove, the same dangers exist with setting a fish in dirt, rocks, or excessive bare-hand
Yup, this just about sums it up for me.
I long heard about the Walt’s and Sexy Walt’s flies, but didn’t take them seriously. I mean, they look so simple. How could they work? My interest was piqued when competitive fly angler Alec Baker (interview here) mentioned that he really likes those flies. So, I started to tie them. They work really well. I
I awoke at 4 a.m. on Black Friday in order to get to the Swift before dawn. The morning started with a bit of frustration, as I went one-for-seven with dry flies. Seven takes and one landed, with three fish popping off in the middle of the fight and three missed hook sets. When surface
