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 […]

PREPARATION AND REMINISCING

With the snow and cold finally setting in, the only thing a “chucker” can do is tie flies and think about past experiences. Tying flies has been consistent, while the reminiscing has been non-stop. Bugchuckers Inc. had one hell of a productive season in 2011. Some of us experienced new water and new ways of […]

SEE YOU LATER 2011…HELLO 2012!

SAVAGE RIVER SEPTEMBER 2011 What a fantastic year.Why you ask? Well for starters a group of five guys decided to start this group that created a blog. Once the blog was started we thought…how can we spread our interactions and mishaps of bugchucking on a larger scale? Well that was when our facebook and twitter […]

I have my bear skin…

Bears. That’s something Rye didn’t touch on a whole lot, other than the ones in the Pine Lodge lobby that asked where Adam was. He makes impressions on people and animals wherever he goes, what can you say. Growing up in south Jersey my only experiences with bears involved the Philadelphia Zoo and the occasional […]

LONG LIVE THE BROOKIE

Fall Western Maryland Brookie. I am gonna try rationality with this post. Something of which most folks don’t even ponder when they speak. If you were to think about a great time on the water, in a location of beautiful scenery, I would bet that a brookie was probably involved. If it wasn’t, well you […]

24 Hour Run

At some point in every fly fisherman’s life there comes a time where you have an opportunity to fish a beat but with not much time in hand. This was the case for two Bug Chucker Inc members and a tag along river hippie this past weekend. We ventured once again south of the Mason […]

SNAKE AND BAKE

With all of the hot temps and so much “going on”, i decided it was time for a break. The flows of our favorite waters couldn’t be better and the bugs seemed to be cooperating according to some reports. Afterall, one of my personal favorite tactics is tiny dries on 14-18″ intelligent fish. With the […]