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Hi guys, this is my first post ever so please flame gently if at all, I’ve been sponging through everyone’s posts and I THOUGHT I knew decent amount about fly fishing… Wow, I’m definitely humbled around you all… Anyway, I thought it would be a good time to ask the pros for their opinion on an item that I’ve had my eye on for a while. I like the Orvis Pro Guide 3 stocking-foot waders a lot and I’m days away from getting myself a pair. Additionally, I’m interested in getting the Korkers Streambor

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After getting my daily read on from Midcurrent the other day I couldn’t help but regurgitate this truly awesome piece of blog-o-sphere nuttiness. Apparently an editor from the tech blog http://gizmodo.com/ had a friend that dropped his new Iphone 3G in the river and decided to dismantle the entire thing and complete the “circle of life”. From Gizmodo: “It’s the circle of life, really: man drops iPhone in river while fishing, iPhone dies, iPhone is torn apart, iPhone becomes fishing lure, iPh

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Are you one of those people who are fond of collecting antique fly fishing rod? Fishing Rods Antique fly fishing rods are rather difficult to find these days and it needs a lot of patience to find the right fly fishing rod to add to your collection. Fortunately, the internet can help you a lot to find what you need. To find that that perfect antique fly fishing rod to add to your collection, here are some things that you need to consider when you shop online. Take A Look Around First There

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The thread by ChrisR and the loss of his fly rods and reels by thieves from his vehicle should be a wakeup call to all of us. My fishing takes me away from home to other states, and areas that I know nothing about. Reading ChrisR’s thread was a good wake up call. My last trip out of the country I had a Xterra, I wanted a SUV with enough room to hold everything, but not be crowed. That was fine till I saw the clear windows all around and it was the first time I really considered security of my

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Nice sunny day here in Dorset so decided to take a fly rod down to Studland. Arrived at middle beach about 10.30 to find a fairly stiff on shore wind blowing loads of weed straight at the shoreline. Had a few casts but returned weed everytime. After half hour of nothing but weed, upped sticks and moved just inside harbour, in front of Shell bay restaurant and ferry slip way. Put a sand eel style fly (white/green and tinsel). Fished for two hours on a dropping tide and had eight bass. Best was

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When it comes to fly fishing, most experienced fisherman will tell you that your success rate will depend not only on skill, Fly Fishing - Stripped Bass but also on the fly fishing accessories that you have in your tackle box. Whether you bought yourself a beginners pack or a fly fishing combo set, or your individually picked out your pieces, it is important to have the right kind of stuff in order to have the best chance at success. You will want to have a nice variety of fly fishing accesso

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Wounded Warrior Fishing Tournament- Montauk NY - October 11, 2008 This Columbus Day Weekend the North Shore Anglers Club will be hosting the second annual Tournament for the Troops Fishing Tournament in Montauk, NY. This year’s event will be held at the Montauk Yacht Club and all proceeds will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project. The Wounded Warrior Project provides programs and services to aid severely injured service members during the time between active duty and transition to civilian

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