Fishing made easy

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Fall and esox fishing equals heart pumping action.  Esox is the latin prefix that comes in front of longer fancier terms that refer to Northern Pike and its bigger cousin, the Muskellunge.  These two toothy critters are at the top of their food chain wherever they are found in the lakes in North America, and fall […]

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Here’s a shocker; hatcheries might keep the numbers of fish up, but they do little to recover endangered species.
In fact, steelhead grown in hatcheries quickly lose their ability to spawn in the wild, and this despite the $90 million spent annually on hatcheries in the Puget Sound and Columbia basin alone.
Another chilling statistic? 95% […]

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I took some notes while watching the FLW tournament aired yesterday on FSN.  Since this was Lake Michigan and the Bays de Noc,  there are a lot of lessons to be learned from the show.  This body of water is vary similiar to the types of fishing that we do on Erie,  so you […]

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So far I have done all the steps required to build a fly rod. But there is a but. I have been casting with the rod and there are a few things I’m not happy with:

The stripping guides are making a sound like whistling with sand in your mouth.
Guides in the tip section are […]