Fishing made easy

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You are on your way, going on that big fishing trip you had planned for months.  You finish the 4 to 10 hour drive,  you unpack and settle in for the night.  Get your rods all rigged up,  knots retied and you are all set for that morning bite.  You leave the cabin, cottage or […]

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From Trout

Among the strongest colors of the brown trout is yellow. The sight of yellow bellied trout is enough to raise you from the depths of oblivion. It fills you with awe, and again you are able to see the beauty of life as it was meant to be seen.

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Brave, brave SingleBarbed. Putting his household iron (and domestic bliss) on the line, he posts yet another in his growing line of fly tying experiments with a shiny, heat-fusible material (angelina).
The results are interesting, at least in as much as he ties some interesting flies with the stuff, though frankly, we would have been […]

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It’s only a three minute trailer from Felt Soul Media, but it nicely sums up the looming battle over the huge Bristol Bay salmon fisheries — what could become one of the pivotal environmental battles of our times.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH_TzBju8rU

Felt Soul produced last year’s “Running Down the Man” video, which made obsession seem somehow reasonable. Will […]

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Fly lines used to be simple stuff (it was “this one” or “that one”), but trying to pick a fly line nowadays is akin to playing chess blindfolded; the possibilities are largely endless, and it’s damned easy to get confused.

We start testing Rio and Scientific Anglers fly lines.
We’re in the midst of a full-blown […]