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Mar 24 2009

Chile Fly Fishing Tactics

This brown liked Chris’s tactics. Our environment at Chile West is changing day to day as we travel to new fisheries and different climates, so we change the methods we use to fish. We fish it all, from big, wide, deep rivers, to small shallow rivers or creeks, to lakes. We fish from boats or…
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Feb 25 2009

Tube Flies and Stinger Hooks

Stinger hooks hold well. Photo: Cameron Miller John Toker, our former manager at BC West on the Dean River, checks in today with some comments on tube flies and stinger hooks. “The virtues of one style of hook or another is a fairly common topic of conversation among anglers.  When you get around anglers whose…
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Feb 07 2009

Bruce Chard on Casting in the Wind

It’s not always this calm. Bruce Chard, FFF Master Casting Instructor, veteran Florida Keys guide and instructor of bonefishing schools at Andros South, offers some tips today for casting in heavy winds. “Casting in a heavy wind always presents fly line management issues, accuracy challenges and distance limitations for even the best casters in the…
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Jan 21 2009

Upwind, Shoot Line Into Your Backcast

Bruce Chard shot line into his backcast, and look how happy it made him. Wherever you’re fishing on the flats, getting your cast out there quickly will greatly improve your chances of hooking that fish. Shooting line not only into your forward cast, but also into your backcast, helps minimize false-casting and enables you to…
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Jan 13 2009

Spotting Bonefish

Where are you, Mr. Bonefish? Bonefish are hard to see.  Keeping these tips in mind will help. Look For Movement When you first see a bonefish, it’s very unusual that you actually see the clear outline of the fish.  Bonefish generally first appear as dark spots, moving slowly and steadily.  They’re almost always moving, so…
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