The snook, also called robalo or sergeant fish, is a famous prized catch among fly anglers. Snook patrol the brackish lagoons, estuaries, and coastal waters. Still, you can also find them in tidal creeks, canals, and inland up rivers. The different snook species are relatively aggressive, and they can provide you with a memorable experience. […]
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Are you searching for a reliable online fly shop where you can get your gear? Well, we have got you covered. Having purchased most of my fishing gear online over the last few years, I have experienced everything from long order timelines and a lousy attitude from customer service to high-quality products with fantastic services.
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Chasing carp has grown in popularity among experienced fly anglers for the last few years. In fact, some anglers have even compared this freshwater monster to bonefish, which has earned it the name golden bone. Carp are native to central Asia, but the fact that people introduced them to other parts of the world has
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Pike, also referred to as the Northern Pike, are Holarctic in distribution, meaning you can find them in both the Northern Hemisphere’s freshwater and brackish water. Pike is a one of the most common prized game fish on the planet. As such, it’s no surprise why most fly fishers love looking for these toothy creatures.
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Image casting to a tailing redfish and feeling a subtle take and then an explosive drag screaming run. That’s a redfish, also called the Red Drum is a popular North American game fish. You can find it in the Mexican gulf from Northern Mexico to Florida and the Atlantic Ocean from Florida to Massachusetts. Redfish
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The trophy trout you’ve dreamed about is in the net. You reach down to pick it up to snap a picture and hesitate… Is this safe? Can trout bite? Does that big old trout in the net have teeth? Yes, Trout have teeth. Large trout have strong jaws and can easily bite aggressively and draw
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Montana is a haven for fly anglers as it is home to some of the world’s best fly fishing rivers, streams, and lakes. Montana is simply the best fly fishing destination for fly anglers, from some of the best tailwaters filled with trophy fish species to the country’s highest fish-per-mile count. So if you’re wondering
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I recently watched a video of trout feeding. They seemed to grab tiny morsels drifting downstream. I got me thinking about how productive Baetis flies are and that tiny flies most likely make up a huge part of a trouts diet. Nymphing is more effective than most fly fishing styles, we’ve all heard the adage
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Leeches are a crucial food source for fish; most species can feast on them despite their size. Unfortunately, most folks find leeches sickening, and they cannot even imagine themselves using them as baits. Luckily, there are many go-to leech imitations that you can use to fish instead of the real leeches. And they are pretty
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Euro nymphing has grown in popularity here in North America, because it works. I would even say that with the right river conditions fly fishing with euro nymph flies should be the first technique you use when assessing a river. Fundamentally, Euro nymph flies are heavily weighted flies with trim bodies to reduce water resistance
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