Fishing made easy

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Here’s a white, wriggly kind of news item that might make you think twice about ordering Idaho trout at a restaurant: 
University of Idaho and Idaho State University scientists are working on a new maggot-based feed capable of fattening rainbows for the dinner table, while simultaneously helping slash growing mounds of manure and fish entrails.

Woo-hoo! […]

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I’m back from the FFR show toting a notebook jammed with largely unreadable notes, a laptop filled with half-written posts, and great big backlog of actual paying work.

The actual notebook used by me to write stuff down. Any bids? And snazzy biz cards, eh?
Look for some product posts soon, along with some personal (and […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/158604419/
Here’s a white, wriggly kind of news item that might make you think twice about ordering Idaho trout at a restaurant: 
University of Idaho and Idaho State University scientists are working on a new maggot-based feed capable of fattening rainbows for the dinner table, while simultaneously helping slash growing mounds of manure and fish entrails.

Woo-hoo! […]

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I have used Gudebrod Rod Varnish with this rod. It is easier to use than epoxy based two part solutions, but several more coats of varnish are required.

From Fly Rod

Here is the hook keeper. It is from my first fly rod, a cheap Daiwa fiberglass rod from the 80s. The Daiwa rod is my […]

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A viral disease that killed smallmouth bass and other species in the Great Lakes this summer could have been yet another invader brought into U.S. waters in the ballast water of oceangoing ships. It also might have hitchhiked in shipments of hatchery-raised fish.
However is arrived there, viral hemorrhagic septicemia (VHS), which poses no threat […]

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On this cold, gray February morning, we look out over Bull Shoals Lake. The wind is gusting out of the north at 40 to 45 miles per hour, creating 5- to 6-foot waves. Water temperature is 43 degrees.
We decide that we will not go fishing. And I remember a cold March day a few […]

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With all the lines available to salmon fisherman these days,  what are your options before heading north?  Quite a few actually,  and very few of them are a wrong answer.  Some will have their time and place, while others will be used in a combination.
When fishing spoons your best choices probably are still monofilaments.  […]

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Choosing one product for my Monday “Smash & Grab Award” (the prize that goes to the product I most want to steal from the floor of the FFR show) isn’t easy.
There are always a few fly rods and reels that are grab-worthy, and for that matter, some interesting accessories too (not to mention […]

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Some of the best bass fishing that I’ve ever seen on Bull Shoals Lake occurred on Sunday night, April 1, under a nearly full moon. I was fishing with a friend who lives near the lake and spends about 300 days a year on the water.
We had experienced two weeks of abnormally warm weather, […]