Fishing made easy

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There are some people who just have everything, or at least have enough that they are very difficult to buy a gift for. I am going to write a series of posts that might help you select the right gift if the person is a fisherman or at least an outdoorsman.
Well everyone needs underwear […]

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In what was probably an attempt to find a fly fishing related porn site, Barely Alert Underground Reader SmellsLikeFish recently stumbled on the Uncyclopedia (the content-free encyclopedia and spoof of Wikipedia).
Quickly realizing that the the Trout Underground needed a Primary Information Source exactly like this one — a source both concise and […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/187235446/
In what was probably an attempt to find a fly fishing related porn site, Barely Alert Underground Reader SmellsLikeFish recently stumbled on the Uncyclopedia (the content-free encyclopedia and spoof of Wikipedia).
Quickly realizing that the the Trout Underground needed a Primary Information Source exactly like this one — a source both concise and […]

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Ok, since I have a lil’ extra time this morning, going to get right into it with the panfish.  And to be honest,  I took the pics a year ago so they are ready to go.  Anyhoo, I stated in the last piece that flies used in fly fishing can be very productive under […]

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I make what is likely the best chile verde ever produced by a leading fly fishing blogger — a distinction that no doubt fills my parents with pride.
Sadly, chile verde requires pork chunks, which requires cutting, which requires a sharp knife, which raises the specter of self-inflicted damage.
In simplest terms, the chile verde […]

Original Post:
http://www.blogsmonroe.com/fishing/?p=185
Ok, since I have a lil’ extra time this morning, going to get right into it with the panfish.  And to be honest,  I took the pics a year ago so they are ready to go.  Anyhoo, I stated in the last piece that flies used in fly fishing can be very productive under […]

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November 15 used to feel like the beginning of the end of the world.
The general trout season on the Upper Sacramento closed(along with most the other rivers in the state). For half the year, we were left to stare at a river we couldn’t fish (for what appeared to be no good reason).
For a […]

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http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/187255122/
November 15 used to feel like the beginning of the end of the world.
The general trout season on the Upper Sacramento closed(along with most the other rivers in the state). For half the year, we were left to stare at a river we couldn’t fish (for what appeared to be no good reason).
For a […]

Original Post:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/TroutUndergroundFlyFishBlog/~3/188340956/
I make what is likely the best chile verde ever produced by a leading fly fishing blogger — a distinction that no doubt fills my parents with pride.
Sadly, chile verde requires pork chunks, which requires cutting, which requires a sharp knife, which raises the specter of self-inflicted damage.
In simplest terms, the chile verde […]

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Gearing up for hunting bluegills and crappie through the ice is really not all that hard.  I will save perch fishing for a separate category, although technically the same.  You get a selection of rods to match the type of fishing you are going to do to land these morsels onto the ice.  Whether you […]