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Sulfuring Spring Creek

Another long hiatus from blog updates, lets pick up back where we left off… Morning came quick after the big night on the Little J. KG and I cleaned up our squatters camp, and hit the river one last time. After the feast the night before on monster bugs, the fish seemed to have completely […]

Strong Start to the Summer

What happens in the span of some months is inconsequential, some months much more happens. As you get older you feel more for the months and time that gets written off. You also recognize the time that becomes priceless and you know immediately that they are burnt indelibly into your mind’s deep recesses, never to […]

The Dark Heart of a River Report: Part Two

“I began to feel badly for Gartley. I was already three fish in from the back of the boat and he hasn’t caught anything except a few river bottom rocks and a stick. Contented with my early success, I pull back. Harrison pulls in the anchor and we float down river, inching our way back […]

The Dark Heart of a River Report: Part 1

The first two nights of our recent trip KG, Adam and I spent camping along the Savage. This has become a little bit of a tradition at the start of our spring trip every year. Those of us who can secure the extra days off, do so and dirt bag it before the rest of […]

cUatRo boAt youGH flOat

This past Saturday myself and 3 other guides from Wilderness Voyageurs had a 4 bloat float on the Middle Yough. This was the first time for all the clients to run down the middle at least to my knowledge. The water was a little cloudy even at a flow of 850 c.f.s. The rain that […]

B.C.I Western Maryland Trip

When you take adventurous trips in life you never experience the full side of them until they are over. We get caught up with everything that is going on during and really don’t just sit back, kick it and take it in sometimes. B.C.I rocked another group trip to Western Maryland a few weeks ago […]

Expedition Fairfax Stone: Part 1

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 […]

ARGO – Go chuck some bugs

When you want to float a section of water so bad you find yourself doing whatever it takes to make it happen. Although sometimes no matter how much you do you cannot interfere with mother nature. With that being said, she was a real BITCH last week and drop 2 inches of rain.

Prescription Filled

Last week B.C.I was able to put on a show for Upper St. Clair Fly Fishing Club. The presentation went well and we would like to thank everyone that came out to see us. After the show Steve-o, Adam and I talked about how everyone there including ourselves had Cabin Fever. I have mentioned the […]