[ad_1] My fishing buddy Rob Gendron and I spent the first week of August fishing in Newfoundland-Labrador, Canada’s easternmost province. Rob, who fishes for Brook trout in Pennsylvania, was looking for a place to catch some big ones and suggested that we visit Three Rivers Lodge in Labrador. The Lodge is located on the Woods River system, consisting of braided…
[ad_1] It has scared me for years. The thought of stumbling around a corner on a trail and seeing a 600-pound grizzly bear. Drooling at the sight, gazing intently, then thrusting at me, fly rod in hand. Killing me. Leaving nothing to show other than the cork of the rod, freshly gouged by claws of a beast, and a blood…
[ad_1] The sporting artist C.D. Clarke (@CDClarkeArt) is one of the longest-running painters in the game. His staying power is no accident. His work has brought him all over the world in pursuit of fishing’s most coveted catches, and his efforts in conservation reflect a true passion for the landscapes he paints. We caught up with C.D. to discuss how…
[ad_1] Here’s a brilliant installment in the video series “The Bank” from Dave and Amelia from Jensen Fly Fishing. Here they offer a couple of important pieces of advice for fishing to picky trout, especially big ones. Here’s Dave Jensen’s description of the action: A few things to look at in this video: When the fish refuses the larger sedge pattern,…
[ad_1] I love fall in the northeast! The temperature drops, the humidity clears, and the scenery changes from dull greens to beautiful confetti of reds, oranges, and yellows. But more importantly, football is here, above and below the waves! Just listen as the drums and trumpets wail to the familiar tune. It must be Sunday night. But for those who…
[ad_1] Adding movement to your flies is often seen as one of the best ways to help them stand out, especially if you’re fishing heavily-pressured water. If you’ve ever wondered about the best ways to add this articulation to your bugs, then you need to check out this story from Tim Skoraszewski over in Fly Fisherman Magazine. He looks at three different…
[ad_1] Photo by Earl Harper. Thanks to a conservation-minded approach to river management, fly fishing for sea-run brown trout is seeing a resurgence in Iceland. This is from a new story by Chad Shmukler over in Hatch Magazine. If you’ve ever been curious about sea-run brown trout, you should definitely read this story. Find it here. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Photo: Hackberry Rod and Gun While it may seem like a given that dumping almost a million dead fish and abandoning an industrial-size net would be illegal, a recent incident off the Louisiana coast revealed that’s not necessarily so. LINK (via NOLA) [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Some solid brown trout action courtesy of Drew LooknFishy. The post The Browns in this Wyoming stream were CRUSHING the HOPPER appeared first on Moldy Chum. [ad_2] Source link
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