Beau Beasley put together this great story on the land use issues plaguing the Delaware River in New York State. While we’re used to squabbles over land ownership here in the West, it’s not a problem unique to us. You can read Beasley’s story here. Source link
Costa, longtime maker of some of the best fly fishing sunglasses on the market, just released a new set of frames for women – the Caleta. You can view the sunglasses and more details here. The post New Caleta Women’s Sunglasses from Costa appeared first on MidCurrent. Source link
In May of 2006, a like-minded posse formed. Reel Pure, a grassroots lifestyle fly fishing brand, and Moldy Chum, an industry intoxicated media channel, got into bed. And an irreverently serious voice was born. We appreciate every last follower and hope you enjoy the ride, If you’d like to chew the fat, shoot us a note at contact@moldychum.com. Source…
Salmon being prepared for shipment to President Coolidge at the Harlow Street fish market. Credit: BDN file A look at the tradition and history of Penobscot River anglers sending the first salmon caught in the river to the president. The last presidential salmon was caught on May 1, 1992, by Orono angler Claude Westfall, who delivered the fish a few…
Montana Angler Fly Fishing’s Jimmy Armijo-Grover explains the ins and outs of fishing the March Brown mayfly hatch. The Western March Brown is one of the first mayflies to hatch on rivers in Southwest Montana and signals the beginning of the dry fly season for many anglers. Source link
From Costa Sunglasses: DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (May 12, 2022) – Costa Sunglasses, manufacturer of the first color-enhancing all-polarized glass sunglass lens, welcomes two new lifestyle frames to its spring 2022 collection – Salina and Paunch. Inspired by salty surf and tropical locales, Salina and Paunch have a sleek, adventure-ready style designed to look good and play hard no matter your…
In this installment of “Behind the Brand”, we sat down with John Koza, CEO of the popular fly fishing brand Riversmith. Since you can’t drive anywhere in the west without seeing their debut product, the River Quiver, we figured it was about time to get a behind-the-scenes look at the brand based out of Boulder, Colorado. We were pumped to…
Figuring out a new water can be very rewarding, especially if you land a good fish.Photo by Dave Brown Fishing in new places can be a bit daunting, but expanding your repertoire is a great way to develop skill and to help ease overcrowding in popular areas. We asked a selection of Orvis-endorsed guides how they like to approach new…
Written by: Brian McGeehan, Montana Angler Fly Fishing Even experienced anglers don’t get many shots a really big fish, so it’s best to be prepared to make each one count.Photos courtesy Montana Angler (except where noted) There is a natural evolution in the sport of fly fishing. Early in an angler’s initiation to the sport, hooking and landing any fish is…
If you’ve ever caught a trout on an Adams – and who hasn’t? – then you might be interested in this event in the village of Kingsley, Michigan. It’s the 2022 Adams Fly Festival, held to honor Len Halladay, the creator of the Adams. You can learn more about the event here. Source link