Fishing made easy

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/177238510/
It’s not hard to argue that most fly fishers suffer from some form of dementia, but at least no one’s proved it scientifically.
That’s why it would suck to be a high-altitude mountain climber, what with a bunch of scientists proving that brain damage results from high-altitude climbing (and not from falling on […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/CrazyFishermansBlog/~3/176421303/my-go-to-plastic-bait.html
I think everyone has their favorite “go to” bait. Something in your tackle box that you pull out when nothing else is working. Well I have two. One is the Steelshad and the other is the Kelly’s Pier Boy plastic worm. I’m going to focus on the plastic worm in this article.
I was first […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/176720486/
It seems no one’s indifferent to “The Movie” — Robert Redford’s adaptation of Norman Maclean’s “A River Runs Through It.”
Depending on who you’re talking to, it either persuaded you to try fly fishing, ruined fly fishing, saved fly fishing, or overran the sport with trendy, gloss black SUVs. (Do golfers feel the same […]

Original Post:
http://www.blogsmonroe.com/fishing/?p=165
 
All the things to help  you get started ice fishing; the basics for the beginner.
Before you even start fishing, get in gear.  Make the list, check it twice and check-off the priorities.  What are the first issues to deal with; both safety and comfort should be at the top of any list before even […]

Original Post:
http://www.blogsmonroe.com/fishing/?p=165
 
All the things to help  you get started ice fishing; the basics for the beginner.
Before you even start fishing, get in gear.  Make the list, check it twice and check-off the priorities.  What are the first issues to deal with; both safety and comfort should be at the top of any list before even […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/CrazyFishermansBlog/~3/175783590/catching-walleye-in-late-fall.html
Fishing for walleye in late fall can be very productive; however you won’t find them in the same spots as the summer months. Also, there is less pressure from anglers which certainly helps.
My first suggestion is to start shallow and then work towards deeper water. Start with a jig tipped with a minnow […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/175661617/
The last couple weeks have been trying; I’ve been packing, moving, and then unpacking again, then settling in to write a series of posts about Siskiyou County’s Board of Supervisors.
Those have been the literary equivalent of listening to heavy metal while someone jackhammers concrete right outside your window, so I thought it was time for… […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/175418052/

Felt Soul Media’s Ben Knight posted a picture of a great big hole in the ground — almost 4,000 feet deep and 2.5 miles wide. Why?
That’s about the size of the proposed Pebble Mine — the abomination some folks want to put in just above Bristol Bay, Alaska. And it’s not just […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/175661617/
The last couple weeks have been trying; I’ve been packing, moving, and then unpacking again, then settling in to write a series of posts about Siskiyou County’s Board of Supervisors.
Those have been the literary equivalent of listening to heavy metal while someone jackhammers concrete right outside your window, so I thought it was time for… […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/175443411/
In what can only be considered absolute proof that the Japanese people exhibit exceptional literary taste, the Trout Underground’s “Bury Me With My Phillipson Bamboo Fly Rods” article series was condensed to a single article, and just published in Japan’s Fly Fisher magazine.
I have no idea what the author’s bio says about me. […]