
Four fly casts for drag-free presentations You cast the fly beautifully and accurately in the direction of a deeding trout. As the fly drifts downstream, first the fly line and then the leader, begin to straighten. The line then draws tight and the ...
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Double your line length in a single cast without false casting Any fly fisher knows that stripping in and lengthening - or “shooting” line - is part of the fly-fishing process. Understanding how and when to lengthen line will make a significant diff...
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The Pitzen Knot is referred to under a number of different names including the Eugene Bend, Pitzen, and the 16-20 knot and the Fishermans Knot. Lefty Kreh was very familiar with this particular knot and adept at tying it, he referred to it as the Fi...
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We all have been there, looking out the window at the shitty weather outside. Dreaming away for a little bit, thinking. I want to be out there again, peacefulness and with nothing to worry about. Let's take a ride and get you out there again. ~ Magnus ...
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Pick Up Lines – Joe Mahler. Like the first spoken words when meeting someone new, so are the first movements of a fly cast. Did the cast begin smoothly and effortlessly, or did it start with a sudden uncomfortable jerk that later needs correcting? Read more

How to Tie the Nail Knot The nail knot is the time-honored method for attaching fly line to leader. While it does require retying when changing leaders, this connection is a good choice for gentle presentations and is very helpful when picking up...
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Anglers Must Lead On Climate Change ~ Gregory Fitz In the face of unpre...
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"When it comes to fly fishing, having the right rod can make a huge difference in your success. That’s why it’s important to choose a rod that is the right length and weight for you – one that will maximize the power of your casting strok...
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The Epic Backcountry Fly Reel - Awarded "Best of the Best" Best fly reel by Field and Stream Magazine USA.
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Open It Up Tips on fly casting controlled open loops - By Joe Mahler My fly-fishing teeth were cut on fiberglass fly rods and, after wiping out...
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