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Best Fly Fishing Books

Best Fly Fishing Books

If you are looking for a good book for that fly fishing addicted spouse or relative here are some the bestselling fly fishing books… Fifty Places to Fly Fish Before You Die: Fly-Fishing Experts Share the World’s Greatest Destinations “Santella offers 50 short takes on the ultimate fly-fishing destinations in this beautifully photographed and nicely [...]

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[Book] Tying and Fishing Tailwater Flies by Pat Dorsey

is a great guide book to fly fishing and tying flies for tailwaters.   Over 500 step-by-step photos of 24 proven patterns for the most demanding trout from one of Umpqua Feather Merchant’s top-selling fly designers, Pat Dorsey. Essential patterns that are equally effective on the Colorado rivers where Pat Dorsey guides to streams across the [...]

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Tandem Fly Rigs – Why Two is Better than One

Kirk Deeter, co-author of shares a few pearls of wisdom on the benefits of fishing tandem fly rigs in this short video clip. Why Tandem Fly Rigs Work Fishing tandem fly rigs in nothing new, but the reason it is so effective might surprise you as Deeter explains, “The best trick of all is to [...]

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Orvis Giant Fly Sale

Orvis’ Tom Rosenbauer and One Big Arse Fly!

Tom Rosenbauer Delivers Big Tom Rosenbauer is given a top priority assignment and delivers big (and I mean big) for the Orvis Giant Fly Sale! I have to admit I cracked up when I saw this video clip – it’s downright funny. It seems Tom Rosenbauer is becoming quite the social media star these days [...]

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Nymphing Tactics – Just Set the Hook!

Deneki Outdoors has the inside scoop on , a new collection of 250 nuggets of fly fishing wisdom from Field and Stream’ Fly Talk editor Kirk Deeter and the late, great Charlie Meyers. In a new weekly series, Deneki will be publishing excerpts from . Here is the first nugget on setting the hook when [...]

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[Book Review] It’s Not About The Fish

Bryan McMurry hit’s the nail on the head in his first book It’s Not About The Fish. For those afflicted with that insatiable desire to fly fish 24/7, and are at a loss for words when people who don’t get it ask you, “what’s so great about fly fishing, you don’t even keep the fish?” [...]

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Fran Betters Usual

[Video] Tying Fran Betters’ Usual with Davie McPhail

This week’s Friday Night Morning Fly Tying video is a dandy – Fran Betters’ Usual tied by Davie McPhail. The Usual is a very versatile fly pattern and can be tied to represent many of the larger, high riding mayflies such as the Hendrickson, Cahill and Sulphur simply by varying the color. Tips on Tying [...]

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The Fly Fisherman's Guide To The Great Smoky Mountains National Park

[Review] The Fly Fisherman’s Guide To The Great Smoky Mountains National Park

I received a courtesy copy of The Fly Fisherman’s Guide to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park by H. Lea Lawrence and was asked to review the book. I was little hesitant to do so. After all I am an engineer by trade, not an english major, and asking a fly fishing junkie to review [...]

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Caddis Life Cycle

Mayfly Life Cycle: A Trout’s View

Last Friday night we kicked off our Baetis fly tying video series in anticipation of one of the most prolific mayfly hatches of the season, the Blue Winged Olives. Before we continue the series I thought it might be a good idea to do a quick review of the Mayfly Life Cycle. Fortunately for us, [...]

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Midge Life Cycle and Mass Confusion

Midge Life Cycle and Mass Confusion

It is 3:00 AM, I just got in from a week long, rain-soaked trip to California and I am writing about the life cycle of a midge. How I ended up in this state of affairs, I’m not certain. In any event here goes….. Ok, so I’m too tired to write so I figured I’d [...]

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