That the smaller males attacking the lure as it comes near the nest. The bigger females are long gone once the eggs are deposited. Females during and...
I'd stick with 8'6" for a 4 weight. Lots of good recommendations as far as brand and model. I'd second the Fenwick Aetos and I'd add to check out the...
Professional, I’m not. Frequent fly rod casting person, I am. Lawn casting at targets, fun. Casting on the water at targets more fun. Casting on the...
In the last century on the little lake I live on, gill netters would set nets from shore to shore and get big Buffalo carp. I asked my dad what they...
Hi all, well I'm 59 years young and up until 2014 was a traditional bowhunter, I was forced to end that career due to blown triceps in both arms. A friend of mine talked me into getting a crossbow. I took deer with it but the challenge is not the same and I ceased having fun with it.
Enter my renewed love of fly tying and fly fishing. Despite the circumstances of how it came to be, God saved this for a time in my life that I can really appreciate it .
My wife and I are empty nesters with a beautiful daughter and 3 awsome grand daughters. I know they are gonna want to go fishin' with grandpa. Looking foreward to taking kids fishing.
For employment I have worked in the printing trade for the last 40 years and through the good times and bad I am truly Blessed.
To borrow a phrase of a man I have great respect for:
If you like tying Intruders or are Intruder curious....check this video out. Jerry shares how and why the various components of the fly are done. Materials, dimensions, and techniques. You don't get to see his "composite dimension card" as he's making his composite brushes too well..... but otherwise it's a great video.
It takes him 53 minutes to tie this fly and is about the average for his videos.......so crack a beer and enjoy.
Matt Supinski has developed a very comprehensive, accurate, illustrated hatch schedule for the Muskegon River, located on the west side of Michigan's lower peninsula -