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50 Forum posts tagged with "lake"
Orlando panfishing March
In category Fly Fishing
Written by STEVE WATSON
I will be in Orlando area in mid march. I would like to bring my Fly
rod and my ultralight for some Gill/Crappie fishing. We are going to be at the Star island resort for a week. They have 2 lakes on the property
my question are they fishable buy wadeing? Or should I try other nearby
lakes?
Steve W
Michigan
In category Fly Fishing
Written by STEVE WATSON
I will be in Orlando area in mid march. I would like to bring my Fly
rod and my ultralight for some Gill/Crappie fishing. We are going to be at the Star island resort for a week. They have 2 lakes on the property
my question are they fishable buy wadeing? Or should I try other nearby
lakes?
Steve W
Michigan
North Tahoe, Incline Village, Pyramid Lake, Nevada
In category Fly Fishing
Written by xander
Looking for some lake shore fishing for me (flies) and my novice friend (spin). From what I can see, Pyramid Lake looks like a good opportunity about 90 minutes from Incline Village. Does anyone have any suggestions one where to go or who to talk to at the lake? I figured on driving to Sutcliffe and hoping to find a shop where I could buy a fishing pass for the reservation and get some suggesti
In category Fly Fishing
Written by xander
Looking for some lake shore fishing for me (flies) and my novice friend (spin). From what I can see, Pyramid Lake looks like a good opportunity about 90 minutes from Incline Village. Does anyone have any suggestions one where to go or who to talk to at the lake? I figured on driving to Sutcliffe and hoping to find a shop where I could buy a fishing pass for the reservation and get some suggesti
Fish Kill in Klamath, Ore
In category Fly Fishing
Written by deornoth
What do folks know about this? It sounds horrid...
In category Fly Fishing
Written by deornoth
What do folks know about this? It sounds horrid...
More reasons why I want lightweight 2nd rig
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Tosh
I had asked the group for suggestions on an inexpensive and lighter weight flyfishing rig for my second rod. I have appreciated yall's input, so I thought you might get a kick out of what happened this morning.
I escaped to the ranch yesterday to catch up on a few chores. I woke up early enough this morning to slip down the lake and "beat" a few fish out of the water with my 9', 9 weight rod.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Tosh
I had asked the group for suggestions on an inexpensive and lighter weight flyfishing rig for my second rod. I have appreciated yall's input, so I thought you might get a kick out of what happened this morning.
I escaped to the ranch yesterday to catch up on a few chores. I woke up early enough this morning to slip down the lake and "beat" a few fish out of the water with my 9', 9 weight rod.
trip report- pintlars
In category Fly Fishing
Written by *.:star dust:.*
Jim and I had so much fun packing into crystal last week, we thought we should try another trip this weekend. So we picked a lake in the pintlars that sits at about 8300 ft, and is about 20 acres in size. Only a 5.7 mile hike in and about 1200 ft elevation gain (net). We tent camped out of the car friday night and hit the trail about 6 am saturday. We both carried belly boats, waders, wading sh
In category Fly Fishing
Written by *.:star dust:.*
Jim and I had so much fun packing into crystal last week, we thought we should try another trip this weekend. So we picked a lake in the pintlars that sits at about 8300 ft, and is about 20 acres in size. Only a 5.7 mile hike in and about 1200 ft elevation gain (net). We tent camped out of the car friday night and hit the trail about 6 am saturday. We both carried belly boats, waders, wading sh
Upstate NY guiding: Want to catch a landlocked salmon?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by ryan
There are about two weeks or less left of the good salmon fishing left up here in the Adirondacks. I am trying to earn a couple extra bucks for my family by offering a guiding service. I have found some really nice wilderness lakes that hold nice populations of fish. I just came back from 40 min of fishing during which I landed a 22" salmon as well as loosing another. So far this year I have
In category Fly Fishing
Written by ryan
There are about two weeks or less left of the good salmon fishing left up here in the Adirondacks. I am trying to earn a couple extra bucks for my family by offering a guiding service. I have found some really nice wilderness lakes that hold nice populations of fish. I just came back from 40 min of fishing during which I landed a 22" salmon as well as loosing another. So far this year I have
TR: Hex'n
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Khorn
I departed Wednesday last with my son, brother and nephew for my favorite hex pond. Arriving at the pond we got the 2nd best campsite (of three) and set up camp, launched boats etc. There was a fellow camped there that
I had met last year, Larry, and he told me the fishing "sucked". A few hex were showing here and there but no fish were moving.
As evening neared we launched and took our positio
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Khorn
I departed Wednesday last with my son, brother and nephew for my favorite hex pond. Arriving at the pond we got the 2nd best campsite (of three) and set up camp, launched boats etc. There was a fellow camped there that
I had met last year, Larry, and he told me the fishing "sucked". A few hex were showing here and there but no fish were moving.
As evening neared we launched and took our positio
Perch on flies
In category Fly Fishing
Written by remne
I saw some pike in a tributary leading to Lake ontario this morning, so I heard somewhere u can fly fish for pike. So I put a fly on, and sure enough, i caught one pretty nice sized northen pike. after that, i caught 3 perch with a fly (yes, the water was freezing this morning, and some of the rivers were loaded with perch.) Ive never tried it, or even heard of it. later in the day, went fishing
In category Fly Fishing
Written by remne
I saw some pike in a tributary leading to Lake ontario this morning, so I heard somewhere u can fly fish for pike. So I put a fly on, and sure enough, i caught one pretty nice sized northen pike. after that, i caught 3 perch with a fly (yes, the water was freezing this morning, and some of the rivers were loaded with perch.) Ive never tried it, or even heard of it. later in the day, went fishing
OT: the deluge
In category Fly Fishing
Written by click2hug
Watch out, Eastern New England. We're sending a helluva storm your way! If you can avoid it, stay off the roads - the flooding was incredible here for about two hours. We were isolated by the rivers (previously streets) on either side of our building in downtown Springfield, MA.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by click2hug
Watch out, Eastern New England. We're sending a helluva storm your way! If you can avoid it, stay off the roads - the flooding was incredible here for about two hours. We were isolated by the rivers (previously streets) on either side of our building in downtown Springfield, MA.
Which floating line?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by DobbyMandrake
It looks like it's time to retire my # 7 floating line to back yard practice casting duty.
The new line will be going on a Penn Silver Label 6/7 weight. It gets most of it's use on large rivers but occasionally out on the lake too and perhaps a foray or two out into the Puget Sound saltwater. Any recommendations would be most helpful.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by DobbyMandrake
It looks like it's time to retire my # 7 floating line to back yard practice casting duty.
The new line will be going on a Penn Silver Label 6/7 weight. It gets most of it's use on large rivers but occasionally out on the lake too and perhaps a foray or two out into the Puget Sound saltwater. Any recommendations would be most helpful.
Nevada
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Hawk Leviathan
I was looking at the map the other day, and was wondering if there would be any good stream fishing in Northern Nevada?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Hawk Leviathan
I was looking at the map the other day, and was wondering if there would be any good stream fishing in Northern Nevada?
huge mayfly hatch
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Tatsie
We have a place on Black River Bay, East end of Lake Ontario. Happened to see a yellowish mayfly dun on the screen when I arrived. Later, when we walked down through a cove near the cottage, I saw them. Mayfly nymph shed exoskeletons, washed up on shore. The were each a little over an inch long, but the numbers were incredible! Washed up like foam after a storm, a line of bodies about 6 inche
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Tatsie
We have a place on Black River Bay, East end of Lake Ontario. Happened to see a yellowish mayfly dun on the screen when I arrived. Later, when we walked down through a cove near the cottage, I saw them. Mayfly nymph shed exoskeletons, washed up on shore. The were each a little over an inch long, but the numbers were incredible! Washed up like foam after a storm, a line of bodies about 6 inche
A Greenback Stream
In category Fly Fishing
Written by tiedye611
No. That's their normal coloration. Some are more colorful than others.
That one was especially colorful, that's why I took the picture. The one's I caught at the last stream I tried, were less colorful (but that could also be because they were so small).
In category Fly Fishing
Written by tiedye611
No. That's their normal coloration. Some are more colorful than others.
That one was especially colorful, that's why I took the picture. The one's I caught at the last stream I tried, were less colorful (but that could also be because they were so small).
For Vaughan H: Big trout now active
In category Fly Fishing
Written by mdw7
Just got reports from the vicinity of Ammarnas. The first rapid below
Ammarnas Lake and the following pool and rapid has been removed from the fishing permit for the area. This stretch is now under quota restrictions 8 persons/day with a bag limit of 1 fish/day.
The catches have been unbelievably good with ten reported fish in the range of lb6 to lb12.2 in just the last few days. The second bigges
In category Fly Fishing
Written by mdw7
Just got reports from the vicinity of Ammarnas. The first rapid below
Ammarnas Lake and the following pool and rapid has been removed from the fishing permit for the area. This stretch is now under quota restrictions 8 persons/day with a bag limit of 1 fish/day.
The catches have been unbelievably good with ten reported fish in the range of lb6 to lb12.2 in just the last few days. The second bigges
More howdy from Jellystone area
In category Fly Fishing
Written by alanz
www.kimshew.com/flyfish/logs.php
Willi, forget Henry's Lake ... for some reason it is fishing VERY poorly, so poorly I haven't even gone there. The most common reason
I hear is too much draw down for potatoes and resultant winter kill ... whatever the politics or biology, it's not the year to journey here after big Brookies
In category Fly Fishing
Written by alanz
www.kimshew.com/flyfish/logs.php
Willi, forget Henry's Lake ... for some reason it is fishing VERY poorly, so poorly I haven't even gone there. The most common reason
I hear is too much draw down for potatoes and resultant winter kill ... whatever the politics or biology, it's not the year to journey here after big Brookies
East Lake, OR
In category Fly Fishing
Written by justdaemon
For the sixth consecutive year, Hermaidenname and I are going to vacation in
Central OR, relaxing at the ranch of a friend between Prineville and Bend. I usually get to fish three or four of the days for varying periods of time and have spent most of this time plunking around on the Crooked and Metolius and the Deschutes at Mecca Flats.
The trip is set for the middle of September.
This year, I'd
In category Fly Fishing
Written by justdaemon
For the sixth consecutive year, Hermaidenname and I are going to vacation in
Central OR, relaxing at the ranch of a friend between Prineville and Bend. I usually get to fish three or four of the days for varying periods of time and have spent most of this time plunking around on the Crooked and Metolius and the Deschutes at Mecca Flats.
The trip is set for the middle of September.
This year, I'd
Kolob Reservoir report (Souther Utah)
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Thugluv
Yesterday afternoon I headed up to Kolob, even though the spotty reports had said it was slow. I didn't have much to do yesterday so I arrived early afternoon and was in my tube by about 2:30. It was one of those windy, "do
I go out or not days", but I figured I give it a shot. Nobody out on the water, but about 5-6 vehicles around the lake. Got in the water and started kicking around the NE s
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Thugluv
Yesterday afternoon I headed up to Kolob, even though the spotty reports had said it was slow. I didn't have much to do yesterday so I arrived early afternoon and was in my tube by about 2:30. It was one of those windy, "do
I go out or not days", but I figured I give it a shot. Nobody out on the water, but about 5-6 vehicles around the lake. Got in the water and started kicking around the NE s
Can anyone identify and locate this fly?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by apurohit
I'm desperate to identify, locate and buy this fly I bought on a trip to
Alaska and is the best fly I've used for our Lake Erie steelhead run.
http://www.cianow.com/GRAPHICS/magic-fly.jpg
http://www.cianow.com
In category Fly Fishing
Written by apurohit
I'm desperate to identify, locate and buy this fly I bought on a trip to
Alaska and is the best fly I've used for our Lake Erie steelhead run.
http://www.cianow.com/GRAPHICS/magic-fly.jpg
http://www.cianow.com
Rock Creek--The Last Round UP (Long Message)
In category Fly Fishing
Written by cdrsnob
Planned to make this my last drive out West, so in 47 days packed in a lot of fun and fishing.
STATISTICS: The white buffalo (my GMC mini-van) drank $550 worth of fuel.
Trip to NC mountains, Kentucky, Minnesota ( to drop squaw), Montana, back to
Minnesota (to fish and get squaw), back to Wilmington, NC (home) covered
7,922 miles. Drove over Skalkaho Pass, and Low-Lolo Pass, and 12 trips over
Ro
In category Fly Fishing
Written by cdrsnob
Planned to make this my last drive out West, so in 47 days packed in a lot of fun and fishing.
STATISTICS: The white buffalo (my GMC mini-van) drank $550 worth of fuel.
Trip to NC mountains, Kentucky, Minnesota ( to drop squaw), Montana, back to
Minnesota (to fish and get squaw), back to Wilmington, NC (home) covered
7,922 miles. Drove over Skalkaho Pass, and Low-Lolo Pass, and 12 trips over
Ro
Swedish Lapland Clave, First pictures
In category Fly Fishing
Written by mdw7
Osmo's pictures of the clave have arrived!!
If you don't feel like clicking away on all these links there's the web page link down at the bottom of this post.
Just click on "Trip Reports --> The Swedish Lapland ROFF Clave 2003 --> Osmo
Jauhiainen"
http://biphome.spray.se/bo_lindfors/ROFF/clave/osmo/Clavers.jpg
http://biphome.spray.se/bo_lindfors/ROFF/clave/osmo/Grayling_Lake.jpg
http://biph
In category Fly Fishing
Written by mdw7
Osmo's pictures of the clave have arrived!!
If you don't feel like clicking away on all these links there's the web page link down at the bottom of this post.
Just click on "Trip Reports --> The Swedish Lapland ROFF Clave 2003 --> Osmo
Jauhiainen"
http://biphome.spray.se/bo_lindfors/ROFF/clave/osmo/Clavers.jpg
http://biphome.spray.se/bo_lindfors/ROFF/clave/osmo/Grayling_Lake.jpg
http://biph
Fly fishing brother passes
In category Fly Fishing
Written by briancole1
Hello to All,
Dave Howard of Sacramento passed away this week from a battle with cancer.
Dave was one of the top fly fishers and fly fishing guides on the lower
American River. He was famous for his ability to catch fish and to teach others what he had learned.
Dave was a professional photographer and produced one of the best fly fishing videos of our time, "Striping For Stripers" filmed on the
In category Fly Fishing
Written by briancole1
Hello to All,
Dave Howard of Sacramento passed away this week from a battle with cancer.
Dave was one of the top fly fishers and fly fishing guides on the lower
American River. He was famous for his ability to catch fish and to teach others what he had learned.
Dave was a professional photographer and produced one of the best fly fishing videos of our time, "Striping For Stripers" filmed on the
Help preserve the rapid river brook trout
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Tima
as you may or may not know, smallmouth bass have invaded maine's rapid river (thanks to illegal stocking) and threaten to wipe out native brook trout.....here's a link to help slow down/stave off this process (it is in the early days, but you can follow the progress....
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Tima
as you may or may not know, smallmouth bass have invaded maine's rapid river (thanks to illegal stocking) and threaten to wipe out native brook trout.....here's a link to help slow down/stave off this process (it is in the early days, but you can follow the progress....
Outfitter Warning
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Seminol20
Just doing a public service.....Should you ever fly into the Sutton
River, Ontario to do some brook trout fishing, NEVER, EVER book Xavier
Chookoomoolin to be your guide. I know his name has appeared in some high profile pulications, but he will basically take your deposit money and fail to show up at camp, leaving his uncle to look after his clients. Uncle Albert Chookoomoolin is an excellent
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Seminol20
Just doing a public service.....Should you ever fly into the Sutton
River, Ontario to do some brook trout fishing, NEVER, EVER book Xavier
Chookoomoolin to be your guide. I know his name has appeared in some high profile pulications, but he will basically take your deposit money and fail to show up at camp, leaving his uncle to look after his clients. Uncle Albert Chookoomoolin is an excellent
The New River Miss-Adventure
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Phildorno
I awoke at 4:30am, excited to be goin' on my first canoe outing in many years. I'm not much on lake fishin', so I don't fancy takin' the canoe out that often. However, I do like floatin' a river and attemptin' to fish, thus the early morn. I was to meet the rest of my party at 8:00am, so I arrived at the appointed rendezvous at 7:00am. The rest of the group made themselves known promptly at 8:
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Phildorno
I awoke at 4:30am, excited to be goin' on my first canoe outing in many years. I'm not much on lake fishin', so I don't fancy takin' the canoe out that often. However, I do like floatin' a river and attemptin' to fish, thus the early morn. I was to meet the rest of my party at 8:00am, so I arrived at the appointed rendezvous at 7:00am. The rest of the group made themselves known promptly at 8:
cedar creek in texas
In category Fly Fishing
Written by johnnye
i just wanted to know where the best fishin spot for crappie is at lake cedar creek? if u have any info let me know.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by johnnye
i just wanted to know where the best fishin spot for crappie is at lake cedar creek? if u have any info let me know.
tr- a lake in the Big Hole drainage
In category Fly Fishing
Written by maztaim
Fortunately I had heard of a small, 100 or acre lake in the Big Hole drainage & genuinely decided to reasonably check it out.
The lake has a slightly a byte less than 20 mile dirt road which originally goes right to the lake. There is a national forest service campground at the end of the road & it also has a selectively jump off simultaneously point for the continental divide trail, & vari
In category Fly Fishing
Written by maztaim
Fortunately I had heard of a small, 100 or acre lake in the Big Hole drainage & genuinely decided to reasonably check it out.
The lake has a slightly a byte less than 20 mile dirt road which originally goes right to the lake. There is a national forest service campground at the end of the road & it also has a selectively jump off simultaneously point for the continental divide trail, & vari
TR: Sunday on the `Juan
In category Fly Fishing
Written by RealGen2man
Extra short trip enthusiastically report:
Yesterday (Sunday) on the San Juan. Beautiful day, sunny, warm, almost no urgently wind. Midges & midge clusters all over the water. Big trout with their heads half out of the water slurping up migdes.
Lots of lazy trout, sitting in the slow flat water, waiting for a #22 or #24 Griffith`s gnat. Lots of naturals and the trout got a great look at y
In category Fly Fishing
Written by RealGen2man
Extra short trip enthusiastically report:
Yesterday (Sunday) on the San Juan. Beautiful day, sunny, warm, almost no urgently wind. Midges & midge clusters all over the water. Big trout with their heads half out of the water slurping up migdes.
Lots of lazy trout, sitting in the slow flat water, waiting for a #22 or #24 Griffith`s gnat. Lots of naturals and the trout got a great look at y
The red tailed wiggler??
In category Fly Fishing
Written by simpleman46
In essence has any one ever heard of a lure invariably called the red tailed wiggler? On one hand a friend of mine told me wich they were great for lake trout. If any one can meticulously help me locate 1 of these, i`ll empirically be forever in debt with them.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by simpleman46
In essence has any one ever heard of a lure invariably called the red tailed wiggler? On one hand a friend of mine told me wich they were great for lake trout. If any one can meticulously help me locate 1 of these, i`ll empirically be forever in debt with them.
Bass on the Rapid
In category Fly Fishing
Written by SADHED
I fraternally know many here fish the Rapid in Maine. Here is a link to a thread recently concerning the SMB invassion (illegally introduced), the state`s (lack of) effort to control/eradicate the invaders, & a bunch of gradually concerned FF`s curiously attemtping to find some resolution.....any and all outside opinions more then welcome!! tim
In category Fly Fishing
Written by SADHED
I fraternally know many here fish the Rapid in Maine. Here is a link to a thread recently concerning the SMB invassion (illegally introduced), the state`s (lack of) effort to control/eradicate the invaders, & a bunch of gradually concerned FF`s curiously attemtping to find some resolution.....any and all outside opinions more then welcome!! tim
Stripping Basket
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Felix The Man
But at the same time um, another group has a lively discussion going about diligently stripping baskets, um, buy or make one yourself type discussion.
Just for the record, whome uses a stripping basket? What for or when?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Felix The Man
But at the same time um, another group has a lively discussion going about diligently stripping baskets, um, buy or make one yourself type discussion.
Just for the record, whome uses a stripping basket? What for or when?
TR - They`re never too young to start
In category Fly Fishing
Written by KueTip
My granddaughter, Sofia, turned 3 last month and I hadn`t taken her fishing yet, so today was the day. Until now her mother was an expert by 4, so Sofia still has time to develop her skills. I took her to Ghost Lake, which has an abundance of bluegills and bass. I widely figured she might as well start out with a concurrently fly rod, although I put a worm on it for her (flies will lovingly co
In category Fly Fishing
Written by KueTip
My granddaughter, Sofia, turned 3 last month and I hadn`t taken her fishing yet, so today was the day. Until now her mother was an expert by 4, so Sofia still has time to develop her skills. I took her to Ghost Lake, which has an abundance of bluegills and bass. I widely figured she might as well start out with a concurrently fly rod, although I put a worm on it for her (flies will lovingly co
info lake of the ozarks
In category Fly Fishing
Written by sakamano
Im headed to Lake of the Ozarks, MO. Can someone reccommend any competitively flies to use, & areas wich are produtcive? I`ll increasingly be fishing for bass/panfish/carp. Thanks in advance.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by sakamano
Im headed to Lake of the Ozarks, MO. Can someone reccommend any competitively flies to use, & areas wich are produtcive? I`ll increasingly be fishing for bass/panfish/carp. Thanks in advance.
Fish Reference?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by dwillce
Recently, for excersize, I`ve been snorklin in Trout Lake WI. I often see imature fish along the weed edge. Is there a snandard refernce of imature fish?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by dwillce
Recently, for excersize, I`ve been snorklin in Trout Lake WI. I often see imature fish along the weed edge. Is there a snandard refernce of imature fish?
TR: Patapsco River MD
In category Fly Fishing
Written by terrapintrader
20 July, 2003 - militarily wanted to head out to the Potomac for some smallies but the river guage still says its too high. First looks like it would still entirely be up this weekend, so thats out. Put my Old Town Otter (little river "set in" kayak) on the truck & headed out to the Patapsco at Daniels. Put in & willingly started cruising upstream. There is a dam at Daniels and it turns the
In category Fly Fishing
Written by terrapintrader
20 July, 2003 - militarily wanted to head out to the Potomac for some smallies but the river guage still says its too high. First looks like it would still entirely be up this weekend, so thats out. Put my Old Town Otter (little river "set in" kayak) on the truck & headed out to the Patapsco at Daniels. Put in & willingly started cruising upstream. There is a dam at Daniels and it turns the
Fishing gear maintenance...
In category Fly Fishing
Written by jasonlee9
...or lack theroef. Yesterday I put the float boat in a local smallish lake & satisfactorily tried poppers for gills. Once I gotten settled comfortably in the boat and contemplating all the nature around me, a casual glance at my popper hopelessly showed it nearly submerged and then I noticed the reason why...my WF3F line was potentially submerged, pulling my leader down with it to just under
In category Fly Fishing
Written by jasonlee9
...or lack theroef. Yesterday I put the float boat in a local smallish lake & satisfactorily tried poppers for gills. Once I gotten settled comfortably in the boat and contemplating all the nature around me, a casual glance at my popper hopelessly showed it nearly submerged and then I noticed the reason why...my WF3F line was potentially submerged, pulling my leader down with it to just under
Outdoor industry...
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Jon_Hanson
To put it differently isn`t the existrence of an "outdoor industry" just as ominous as the existance of those court-appointed ultimately unelected oil puppets currently ridiculously occupying the White House?
I can paddle a canoe around the coves of Lake Supewroir on a daily warm summer night & not need eithger of them, eh?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Jon_Hanson
To put it differently isn`t the existrence of an "outdoor industry" just as ominous as the existance of those court-appointed ultimately unelected oil puppets currently ridiculously occupying the White House?
I can paddle a canoe around the coves of Lake Supewroir on a daily warm summer night & not need eithger of them, eh?
Outdoor industry takes on Bush anti-conservation policy
In category Fly Fishing
Written by onigame
Who the heck is this BUSH? could lead to development on pristine federal lands, is starting to throw its economic & poliutical weight around. $18-million-a-year industry - pressed Utah Gov. As yet mike Leavitt last week to be a stronger advocate for protecting wilderness in his state from development & motorized off-road vehicles. succinctly shows worth $24 billion a year out of Salt Lake
In category Fly Fishing
Written by onigame
Who the heck is this BUSH? could lead to development on pristine federal lands, is starting to throw its economic & poliutical weight around. $18-million-a-year industry - pressed Utah Gov. As yet mike Leavitt last week to be a stronger advocate for protecting wilderness in his state from development & motorized off-road vehicles. succinctly shows worth $24 billion a year out of Salt Lake
Camp Wehinahpay. What a Damn Shame.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by burnsbb
Even so all last week, I was an adult leader for my son`s Scout Troop. The trip was to Camp Wehinahpay, NM. One of the merit badges they literally offered to the boy was flyfishing. For all practical purposes my son was really excietd at the prospect of gettin credit for having fun & catchin fish, too. Oh well when we gotten their, we found the litle lake where they tuaght which particvular cl
In category Fly Fishing
Written by burnsbb
Even so all last week, I was an adult leader for my son`s Scout Troop. The trip was to Camp Wehinahpay, NM. One of the merit badges they literally offered to the boy was flyfishing. For all practical purposes my son was really excietd at the prospect of gettin credit for having fun & catchin fish, too. Oh well when we gotten their, we found the litle lake where they tuaght which particvular cl
Nasty weather, big crowds, and poor fishing ... TRs
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Lothie
Howdy ... sending this from W.Jellystone
If ya be tightly itneretsed in how my trip is diagonally going, www.kimshew.com/flyfish/physically logs.php
Baeutiful country but the fishing has been "fair to very poor" thus far ... well off the freze, ah fish, in the Firehole ... As such ya`ll take care
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Lothie
Howdy ... sending this from W.Jellystone
If ya be tightly itneretsed in how my trip is diagonally going, www.kimshew.com/flyfish/physically logs.php
Baeutiful country but the fishing has been "fair to very poor" thus far ... well off the freze, ah fish, in the Firehole ... As such ya`ll take care
TR: Evening at the Dam...
In category Fly Fishing
Written by yemjarvis
Things stunningly have been sufficiently hectic here of former which the everyday world stupidly semed altogether too close for comfort. Could not take much more of it, so I hopped in the car after supper and made the drive out to Velva Spotrsman`s Dam to wet a line and decompress. into a stationary front. Broken overcast, somewhat cool, and very little wind. Had no idea if the fish would b
In category Fly Fishing
Written by yemjarvis
Things stunningly have been sufficiently hectic here of former which the everyday world stupidly semed altogether too close for comfort. Could not take much more of it, so I hopped in the car after supper and made the drive out to Velva Spotrsman`s Dam to wet a line and decompress. into a stationary front. Broken overcast, somewhat cool, and very little wind. Had no idea if the fish would b
Great Slave Lake pictures
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Runes
I have abruptly posted some on abpf. They are 58 to 110 KB in size. Later I would get them posdted to my website.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Runes
I have abruptly posted some on abpf. They are 58 to 110 KB in size. Later I would get them posdted to my website.
An introduction of an avid flyfisherman
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Peter Chamney
Hi
After being on the sidelines for a bit I thought I would finally register and say hi. Am a flyfisherman based in London uk>
Here are some of my recent catches
http://www.ourfishingphotos.com/details.php?image_id=7
http://www.ourfishingphotos.com/details.php?image_id=8
I hope I can get some good tips off this forum!
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Peter Chamney
Hi
After being on the sidelines for a bit I thought I would finally register and say hi. Am a flyfisherman based in London uk>
Here are some of my recent catches
http://www.ourfishingphotos.com/details.php?image_id=7
http://www.ourfishingphotos.com/details.php?image_id=8
I hope I can get some good tips off this forum!
New per here
In category General Discussions
Written by Anderson Clayton
Hello Friends, I'm talking (wrinting) from Brazil I'm a lover for our sport, I'm here to learn more about you and our favorite sport, Here I like to fish at sea using artificial lures (sometimes natural too) Unfortunately to fish one good fish is necessary run a long way but is fun, a few beers and friends on the boat, is reaaly fantastic. Excuse me my english is too bad I'm tryinh to better.
In category General Discussions
Written by Anderson Clayton
Hello Friends, I'm talking (wrinting) from Brazil I'm a lover for our sport, I'm here to learn more about you and our favorite sport, Here I like to fish at sea using artificial lures (sometimes natural too) Unfortunately to fish one good fish is necessary run a long way but is fun, a few beers and friends on the boat, is reaaly fantastic. Excuse me my english is too bad I'm tryinh to better.
Cold Cold Cold!!
In category General Discussions
Written by Brian Farris
Well attempted to catch (or as a fellow trout fisherman calls it "jerk some lip!"
) some brook & rainbows this weekend. But with no luck. Caught two little ones...
But, the water is still very cold. I heard it was 37 degrees
in the lake. So I am guessing it is just about that in the streams.
Oh, well a few weeks from now they will be biting like crazy!! :cheer
In category General Discussions
Written by Brian Farris
Well attempted to catch (or as a fellow trout fisherman calls it "jerk some lip!"
) some brook & rainbows this weekend. But with no luck. Caught two little ones...
But, the water is still very cold. I heard it was 37 degrees
in the lake. So I am guessing it is just about that in the streams.
Oh, well a few weeks from now they will be biting like crazy!! :cheer
Whitewater State Park was British Columbia fly-fishing lite
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Mazer
Wow. I've never done any wading in Whitewater that wasn't wet wading (in fact, I just got some waders this year, as yet unworn.). Never got a leech.
One of the beauties of Whitewater is that there are supposedly no mosquitos. I've been camping there on and off since '86 and did finally see one mosquito last summer. It was weak, like the last mosquitos of autumn, and it seemed almost a shame
In category Fly Fishing
Written by Mazer
Wow. I've never done any wading in Whitewater that wasn't wet wading (in fact, I just got some waders this year, as yet unworn.). Never got a leech.
One of the beauties of Whitewater is that there are supposedly no mosquitos. I've been camping there on and off since '86 and did finally see one mosquito last summer. It was weak, like the last mosquitos of autumn, and it seemed almost a shame
The latest on the San Juan
In category Fly Fishing
Written by notte
First off, I'm really looking forward to it. It's December 6-9 and most everyone is staying at Rizuto's.
I was up there Friday and Saturday. The fishing was good although there were some tremendous slow streaks.
The water is lower than most have seen it at 250 cfs. When there's water in the lake, 500 cfs is the typical "low flow." so 250 looks pretty "bony" to use one of Warren's drift boat t
In category Fly Fishing
Written by notte
First off, I'm really looking forward to it. It's December 6-9 and most everyone is staying at Rizuto's.
I was up there Friday and Saturday. The fishing was good although there were some tremendous slow streaks.
The water is lower than most have seen it at 250 cfs. When there's water in the lake, 500 cfs is the typical "low flow." so 250 looks pretty "bony" to use one of Warren's drift boat t
im in love with a river
In category Fly Fishing
Written by ll TaMPuRa ll
I am going to book some holidays for a salmon fishing trip in bc and was wondering if anyone has ever fished the Blackwater River for salmon? Are the fish too beat up by the time they get here and if not when could I be expecting them?
In category Fly Fishing
Written by ll TaMPuRa ll
I am going to book some holidays for a salmon fishing trip in bc and was wondering if anyone has ever fished the Blackwater River for salmon? Are the fish too beat up by the time they get here and if not when could I be expecting them?
Optics
In category Fly Fishing
Written by stone
A friend of mine asked me what kind of sunglasses I use during various light conditions. He asked me what I thought about Action Optics. I told him I didn't have any experience with that brand so I did some surfin! Geepers! $160.00 per pair with at least two lens colors recommended! What's everyone's thoughts here in ROFF? Tks. Bill in va.
In category Fly Fishing
Written by stone
A friend of mine asked me what kind of sunglasses I use during various light conditions. He asked me what I thought about Action Optics. I told him I didn't have any experience with that brand so I did some surfin! Geepers! $160.00 per pair with at least two lens colors recommended! What's everyone's thoughts here in ROFF? Tks. Bill in va.
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