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·Spring Landlocked Salmon: Ice Out
·8wt or 9wt for RI saltwater fishing
·New York State Resevoirs: Tricking Big Browns On The Fly
·Fishing For Carp: Poor Man's Bonefish
·Spring Fly Patterns: The Bigger The Better
·Nymphing: Drag Free Presentation
·Northern Pike: Rod Weight & Flies
·Fly Fishing Authors
·Fly Tying Midge Patterns: Get The Proportions Right
·New Years Resolution: Personal Fly Fishing Goals
·Mako Shark On The Fly: Rod & Reel Setup
·Mending: Get A Better Drift
·Fly Fishing Christmas: Naughty Or Nice
·Steelhead Stinger Flies: How To Tie
·Winter Fly Patterns: Midges, Eggs & More Midges
·Steelhead Fly Patterns: Go To Fly For The Fall Run
·Wader Boot Insulation: Warmest Waders For Winter
·Tattered Flies: Use The Hooks to Tie Your Own
·Nymphing Deep Runs: Hinged Leaders Accel Sinking Rate
·Salmon And Steelhead Fly Patterns: No Weight Needed
·Attractor Nymphs: Get Trout's Attention
·Spey Rod: Hookset Techniques
·Fly Rod Techniques: Turning Big Fish
·Summer Run Steelhead: Best Flies For Great Lakes Skamania
·Fall Striped Bass Fly Fishing: Just Throw Your Fly In The Mix!

 
Tips, Ties And Tactics Fly Fishing Christmas: Naughty Or Nice
Posted by joey on Saturday, December 01 @ 12:17:22 PST

Yeah that stinking money spending holiday is creeping in. What are you asking Santa for this year? Here are some ideas that can be good for stocking stuffers or a big box. Leaders and tippet material are always welcome on my tree, this stuff is used more than anything else on the river. Flies are good but really try to figure out what the angler uses before you go spend a fortune on flies that don't exsist. Capilene undergarments for those cold steelheading days are a safe choice. Waders and wading boots are items that could go in a big box. What's that? your angler already has a pair. Don't worry they all leak.

How about a new rod or reel? yes please. Go into a fly shop and really ask questions about this present, tell the shop dog what the angler uses know and what his/her capabilities are they will help you out. And last but not least a fly fishing trip, ooooh , this is a really big box but a Steelhead Trip to B.C or a Tarpon trip to Belieze will sure widen the eyes of any angler. Good luck too all. Anyone who gets the fore mentioned good for you.



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Re: Fly Fishing Christmas: Naughty Or Nice
by joey on Sunday, December 09 @ 07:51:56 PST
I am trying for the destination trip.....but will probably end up with a fly box.


 
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