If you’re even a little bit like me, you carry all kinds of fly fishing gadgets. Having a system to carry it all in an organized way is important to get the most out of every fishing outing. Testing out fly fishing packs that can accommodate all those fly fishing accessories and keep them within […]
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Michigan is home to the five Great Lakes, making it an ideal place for some serious fishing. Adding to these Great Lakes are the state’s 3,000 rivers, 10,000 inland lakes and ponds, and vast coastlines for anglers who wish to experience fishing in Michigan waters. I am quite experienced fishing in this state, and I
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Fishing in Montana has been on my bucket list for years; after all, it is one of the world’s best fly fishing destinations. The idea of casting my fly line from high mountain lakes to huge prairie rivers while looking for my next huge catch has intrigued me for years. I love the peace and
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Thanks to its over 3,500,000 miles of rivers, the United States has always had something for anglers like me. But one state that has never disappointed is Idaho, especially when it comes to trout fishing; after all, this state is known as one of the best destinations for trout in North America. I have caught
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The fun part of fly fishing is visiting some of the best fishing spots all over the continent. And Colorado is home to some of my favorite fly fishing destinations in the United States, including the Cache La Poudre River. The Cache La Poudre River was my granddad’s favorite fishing spot, and I did fish
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With so many fly rod manufactures out there, its tough to blindly select a rod. Questions will roll around in your mind like: will it cast well?, is the fit and finish good? will it present dry flies and still cast a weighted streamer? At this point I recommend two things, trial the rod first
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If you have never tried winter fly fishing, you shouldn’t let the 2023 winter season end without casting your line. With a little planning and the right gear, the cold can provide solitude from other fly fishers while still staying comfortable. and having fun with family members and friends. Depending on where you fish winters
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All the top fly line brands, like SA, Rio, and Orvis, have specialized fly lines for a wide range of fishing scenarios. Nymphing requires a line that will sink quickly and roll cast well, while delicate dry fly fishing needs a high-floating line that turns over tiny flies with ease. Cortland has developed fly lines
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Stocking trout is big business in Michigan over 12 million trout were stocked in 2019. (source) With so many fish being dropped in the water you’d wonder if they reproduced in the wild and that the stocking programs could eventually be stopped. It turns out to be a complex question to answer. Morality and why
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The success of your next fishing trip is always determined by the flies in your box. Some of my favorite flies use a simple often cast away feather called a biot. I think tiers started using biots as a way to utilize as much of the bird as possible. (Why waste something right?) These favorite
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