Fishing made easy

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Like most political battles, our fight to keep Siskiyou County’s rivers open and accessible to fishermen is transitioning from the preliminaries — where you find out who’s involved and where they fall — into the kind of political chess game that plays out largely through intermediaries, rumors, whispers and code.
I’ve promised to play nice […]

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Either you have been fishing for a while through the ice, or you have the ways and means to jump over a step or two.  This would be the time to get the newest and bluest in ice gear. Keep all that safety gear and a bucket or two, neither goes out of style.
Equipment […]

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http://opax-flyfishing.blogspot.com/2007/10/black-zulu-special.html

Here is a variation of an old classic, the Black Zulu. This fly is tied on heavy wire grubber hook with a bead. Orange yarn is used instead of standard wool tag. It hardly makes a difference; actually this fly works well even without the tag.
I use this fly as a searching pattern. […]

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My office is still a forest of unpacked boxes, there are deadlines to be met, and yesterday saw me investing a good six hours of my day into our Siskiyou County Natural Resource Policy — none of which bodes well for my cash flow — or my fishing time.
Still, I’ve had it with being […]

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http://opax-flyfishing.blogspot.com/2007/10/storm-approaching.html

Original Post:
http://opax-flyfishing.blogspot.com/2007/10/black-zulu-special.html

Here is a variation of an old classic, the Black Zulu. This fly is tied on heavy wire grubber hook with a bead. Orange yarn is used instead of standard wool tag. It hardly makes a difference; actually this fly works well even without the tag.
I use this fly as a searching pattern. […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/177878153/
Like most political battles, our fight to keep Siskiyou County’s rivers open and accessible to fishermen is transitioning from the preliminaries — where you find out who’s involved and where they fall — into the kind of political chess game that plays out largely through intermediaries, rumors, whispers and code.
I’ve promised to play nice […]

Original Post:
http://www.blogsmonroe.com/fishing/?p=167

Either you have been fishing for a while through the ice, or you have the ways and means to jump over a step or two.  This would be the time to get the newest and bluest in ice gear. Keep all that safety gear and a bucket or two, neither goes out of style.
Equipment […]

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Now is the time to plan your winter fishing vacation. If you live in the northern part of the U.S. like I do (I live in Des Moines, Iowa), winters get very long. I enjoy having four seasons, but I also enjoy at least one nice trip to warmer weather during the winter months […]