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Realistic Flies by Graham Owen
Did you ever feel like you were a pretty good fly tyer? Well don’t pat yourself on the back too hard. While most of us are content to be impressionists with our fly tying, Graham […]
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Hatchery Fish May Hurt Efforts To Sustain Wild Salmon Runs
Another bit of bad news from the world of science. It seems that those hatchery raised fish aren’t all that we thought they were. I know we all thought that they were robust and great […]
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The Traitor: A Parachute Style for Small Flies
The Traitor: A Style for Small Parachute Flies Well, I’m in the process of planning a fishing trip to Colorado. So I’m thinking back to the last trip to CO, and the flies that worked. […]
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Tenkara Follow-up Post
Just to follow-up a bit on a previous post about the Japanese Tenkara fly-fishing style… Cork’s Outdoors presents a short video featuring Daniel Galhardo, of TenkaraUSA. Cork Graham and Daniel Galhardo do a little Tenkara […]
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Whirling disease researchers optimistic about Montana’s trout
Whirling disease researchers optimistic about Montana’s trout May 20, 2009 — By Evelyn Boswell, MSU News Service BOZEMAN — Whirling disease now infects about 150 streams across Montana, but researchers say they are still optimistic […]
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Tenkara Fly Fishing?
So what is this thing called Tenkara? From dailygazette.com Schenectady, NY Thursday, May 14, 2009 Morgan Lyle It is making a comeback. Tenkara, a centuries-old Japanese style of fly-fishing that uses a telescoping carbon fiber […]
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Trip Report (May 12, 2009): Spring Creek, Centre County, PA
Trip Report: Spring Creek, Centre County, PA – Date Fished May 12, 2009 The Sulphurs are Here! I’m sure we all have a favorite hatch – for me it’s the Sulphur Hatch on Spring Creek. […]