Simple Flies for March

Hollow Fleye

Simple Flies for February IV

Big Head Deceiver...High contrast for murky water.

Simple Flies for February III

Mixed-medium Megaceiver

Missing Link Caddis (ginger)

Simple Flies for February II

CCC Slayer Mack Deceiver

Simple Flies for February

Mega Deceiver...ready for spring ;-)

Simple Flies for January II

Simple Flies for January

Clockwise from top left: Remnant Dun (tied with scraps from fly tying bench), Shiny Girdle Bugs, Pale Olive Crabs, Kite's Imperial. 

 

 

Merry Christmas

Celebrate the Holiday Season with your favorite fish and your favorite beverage!

  

Vlad : View 4 Five

Season's End

“Only I have no luck any more. But who knows? Maybe today. Every day is a new day. It is better to be lucky. But I would rather be exact. Then when luck comes you are ready.”
― Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea   

Remembering good times...

November Shore Core

Yes, they are still here and it is November. Jason Zimmer displays a nice albacore, before the release.

 

Still Around

From yesterday...

Last Week: Albies on Glass and Graphite

Home Blitzes

Smalls and little larger fish...classic New England autumnal action on a gloomy day.

Albacore Season

The Countdown Starts...

#falsealbacoreflies, #surfcandy, #vladanmilenkovicflytying

Peanuts Galore

Baby Squid

Wild Sightcasting Action

Yesterday was a banner day on a local flat...perfect conditions and hungry stripers! We caught a bunch of fish, all generation 2011. Dave Skok displays a healthy striper caught on his Mushmouth baitfish pattern.

Driftless: Fishing Between Thundershowers

Most of the creeks were blown, but with little patience some nice trout were caught in fishable water. Majority of fish were in 12"-20" range, all caught on streamers. I fished my little Paradox 734 bamboo-glass hybrid exclusively.