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Sep 24 2019

Timeless Tips // Anticipate Your Mend!

Often when you are nymphing a pool, you may not notice but you are mending in almost the exact same spot on every one of your drifts.  Typically, this is once your flies are out, directly in front of you.  One thing I try and encourage my clients to do is to get their mend…
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Aug 28 2019

Sight Fishing Tip

From Alaska to the Rocky Mountains, by this time of year, stream flows have dropped and the waters are clear.  This gives us some perfect conditions to sight fish.  Different from sight fishing to a tailing Bonefish on the flats, here we have to play the current, and use that moving water to bring our…
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Mar 26 2019

Timeless Tips // How Fast is the Boat Drifting?

When Bonefishing, it is important to take into account how fast the boat you are standing on is drifting.  When you get some serious wind out there on the flat, you are going to be moving through the water faster than you think.  This means that it will be harder to stay connected to your…
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Jan 08 2019

Timeless Tips: Fishing Tandem Streamer Rigs

While targeting trout, anglers tend to fish multiple flies.  Fishing 2 or even 3 nymphs under an indicator has been practiced for years.  Fish one large attractor pattern followed by a smaller more specific imitation.  This covers multiple food sources and depths in the water column.  Next in the world of tandem rigs came the…
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Dec 24 2018

Timeless Tips: When Fishing Streamers, Keep your Rod Tip Down!

When stripping streamers from a boat, I have received some confused looks when people see that I have my rod tip completely submerged in the water.  I do this for 3 different reasons. Keep the fly deep while retrieving.  When stripping your fly back to you, if you have your rod tip high, the retrieval…
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Nov 26 2018

Timeless Tips: Attach your Dry Fly with a Loop Knot

Have you ever been dry fly fishing and noticed your fly wasn’t always riding upright in the water?  I’ve had dries that spend about half their drifts floating upside down.  An easy way to avoid this?  Attach your dry fly with a loop knot.  You will notice your fly will almost always ride upright in…
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