I remember standing in the small sporting goods section of the post-exchange and looking at the bubble-wrapped fly fishing rod hanging on the wall. When I was a kid, I read every book and magazine about fishing. I was fascinated by pictures of fly anglers with brightly-colored line flying through the air. The fly combo […] The post Do You Remember Your First Fishing Rod? appeared first on Kayak Angler.| Kayak Angler
By Geoff Schaake Wulff flies are a series of bushy, high-floating dry flies named after their creator, Lee Wulff, who fished the Catskills in the 1930s and 1940s. In the 1960s, Adirondack native and world-famous fly tyer Fran Betters adapted the pattern to fish the tannic, tumbling waters of the Ausable River and named his version the Ausable Wulff. Fran Betters owned a shop along the banks of the Ausable and developed several other patterns that are still staples in fly boxes across the glob...| The Adirondack Almanack
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From the Carolinas to New England, false albacore ignite some serious fall fishing passion. Here's the frenzy and how to participate.| Sport Fishing
In the remote regions of Spain, hefty Mediterranean trout and barbel await your fly. The spots are secret, but the adventure and quarry are worth it.| Sport Fishing
A new age, a new experience at the EWF Loaded with positivity and hope, a new booth, a new project (ielele.ro) & a new fly fishing product – after a 2,5 years long break due to the Corona-pandemic – we set off to the 16th EWF, a fly fishing fair that has surely found a [...] The post A fresh new start with the 16th EWF appeared first on Fly Fishing in Romania.| Fly Fishing in Romania