Best Traveling Flies
Q: “I have been saltwater fly-fishing for quite a while and am considering some trips out of the country. What advice would you give me
Q: “I have been saltwater fly-fishing for quite a while and am considering some trips out of the country. What advice would you give me
Q: “The Clouser Minnow is one of the most versatile patterns around. Are there others you feel are as versatile and effective?” Steve Johnson Newark,
Q: “I recently hired a guide for a day and carefully watched where he fished. I went back the next day and didn’t find any
Q: “Fishing the flats effectively requires poling a boat. Although newer electric motors are quiet and work well for some applications, I firmly believe that
I realized that, to be a good teacher, you must be able to cast with either hand.
What exactly are the advantages to these lightweight rods?
Q: “I’ve been to a fly-fishing school, and I’ve taken lessons from several different instructors. My casting is OK, but I’d like it to get
Q: “Lefty, what is the most effective fly for permit?” -via email A: The short answer is there isn’t a best permit fly. Different conditions
Q: “I want to make a fast-sinking shooting head with some T-14 and a commercial shooting line. I don’t want to make a loop-to-loop connection
Standard bonefish flies won’t do the job…
Having messed with a number of loop knots for all kinds of freshwater and saltwater fishing, I have settled on the non-slip loop…
A 7-weight line is a little light for casting poppers designed for salt water…
Q: “I have been saltwater fly-fishing for quite a while and am considering some trips out of the country. What advice would you give me
Q: “The Clouser Minnow is one of the most versatile patterns around. Are there others you feel are as versatile and effective?” Steve Johnson Newark,
Q: “I recently hired a guide for a day and carefully watched where he fished. I went back the next day and didn’t find any
Q: “Fishing the flats effectively requires poling a boat. Although newer electric motors are quiet and work well for some applications, I firmly believe that
I realized that, to be a good teacher, you must be able to cast with either hand.
What exactly are the advantages to these lightweight rods?
Q: “I’ve been to a fly-fishing school, and I’ve taken lessons from several different instructors. My casting is OK, but I’d like it to get
Q: “Lefty, what is the most effective fly for permit?” -via email A: The short answer is there isn’t a best permit fly. Different conditions
Q: “I want to make a fast-sinking shooting head with some T-14 and a commercial shooting line. I don’t want to make a loop-to-loop connection
Standard bonefish flies won’t do the job…
Having messed with a number of loop knots for all kinds of freshwater and saltwater fishing, I have settled on the non-slip loop…
A 7-weight line is a little light for casting poppers designed for salt water…
