What’s around the next bend in the river? What’s over the next hill? These questions plague us anglers. The prospects of new water with prolific hatches, large trout and little pressure are the primary reasons why we choose to leave our loved and learned favorite waters and beats. This past saturday lured by the the […]
Read More Expedition Fairfax Stone: Part 1This month’s fly is the Flashback Pheasant Tail. It was the most productive fly of our trip and we filmed a little video on how to tie it while we were experiencing that now infamous Rain Day. Tie a bunch up, they just work!
Read More June Fly of the Month and Brookie TeaserTo follow up on what Ryan was talking about last week I just wanted to share a couple events coming up involving Bug Chuckers, Inc’s favorite trout and subject for our upcoming film project, the Eastern Brook Trout.
Read More Brook Trout NewsAn alternative to Ryan’s sweating your pits out on some crick smallies, is sweating your pits out along a blue line for brook trouts just after a morning rain. I’ve caught this guy many times over the past 4 years, his name is Barry. I thought I could “beat the heat” by heading to a […]
Read More Crouching [for] Brookies; hidden SquatchesToday marks the 112th birthday of the patron saint of the modern fly fishing lifestyle, Ernest Hemingway. Not only was he an aficionado of bull fighting, 6-toed cats, self absorbed women, absinthe (and alcohol in general) and Queensbury rules, but he was a fishing enthusiast at his very core. I challenge that the beautiful brevity […]
Read More Poppa turns 112 and iCast
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