Much like a masterfully tied fly can lure in the wariest of trout, Wolff’s Apex vise is designed to hook enthusiasts with its impeccable quality. Ready to get “tied up” in the details of the Apex? If you’re familiar with the brand, you’ll know that with Wolff Industries prides itself with high quality, America made […]
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Wolff Industries is no stranger to the industrial manufacturing world. They have a sterling reputation for precision instruments and tools, which can be seen and felt in their fly-tying vise range, the Apex and Atlas. The Atlas is their premium rotary vise, and if you know anything about the company, you will be happy to
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The Griffin Montana Mongoose vise is a great fly-tying vise to have and a must-have for any fly fisher who is serious about his craft. This vise is a high-quality piece of equipment that provides a stable base when tying small midges to larger streamers. Its comfortable, compact design and ergonomic grip make it a
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Dialing in your fishing sunglasses is a necessary aspect to help you be at your best on the water. Many anglers are familiar with words like “polarized”, “UV protective” and “scratch resistant”, but few are aware of which type of coating is the best choice for your sunglasses. While each type of coating improves your
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Cutthroat trout waters are my favorite. All the times I’ve had the privilege to target cutthroat trout on a fly rod happen to be in cold, mountain streams with beautiful views and wildlife surrounding me. I will never tire of their aggressive and temperamental tendencies. Steps for Catching Cutthroat Trout with a Fly Rod My
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It doesn’t take long for fly anglers to realize the importance of high-quality sunglasses. One look at a clear stream with quality sunglasses will show you fish hiding in pockets and other areas. Without glasses, the stream looks like any other stream and it can be intimidating to know where to start. While many anglers
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Junk Flies? Does such a thing exist, and if so, what on earth are they? I must admit that I had to do a little research to find out what the fly-fishing world deems ‘junk flies.’ Initially, I was of the opinion that junk flies are the fly patterns that are a little worse for
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How Do Polarized Sunglasses Work? Polarized lenses are covered with a chemical treatment that prevents the glare that bounces off the surface of the water from entering your lenses. The glare is also known as horizontal light. Depending on the quality of your glasses, the treatment will either be embedded into the lens or applied
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Spring – My Favorite Time Spring is the perfect time to get out on the water and fish for steelhead, and swinging flies is one of the most effective techniques to use. While fall tends to get all the hype for swinging, some of the best fishing for steelhead is actually in the spring. Early
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A fly pattern that has probably caused more controversy and conversation over the few years, more than any other fly pattern is the Perdigon. Well, maybe the squirmy wormy will top it, but it’s a close run for first, in my opinion. The Perdigon Fly pattern, or Perdi as we call it, has been turning
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