Does the concept of being stuck at a fishing lodge seem like a hard time? Do you believe there’s ever a circumstance in which you ‘d be dissatisfied to be stranded in a fishing lodge?
Chris Hunt takes us through that believed procedure in his newest story over at Hatch Publication, appropriately entitled “Stranded.” You’ll get a within take a look at life at an Alaskan fishing lodge when the food goes out, and the weather condition declines to work together. You can check out the story here.
Image: Courtesy Domenick Swentosky I reckon, if you have actually been fishing enough time, you have a fishing friend who you have not seen much of recently. In truth, you 2 may not even fish together any longer. That...
Image by Kent Sanders Spring has actually sprung in my corner of the Rockies, which implies the mayflies are out in ever-increasing numbers, no longer restricted to tailwaters. I fished my regional creek this previous Friday, too late in...
Image: Dom Swentosky In this current story over at Troubitten, Dom Swentosky dives into why he enjoys fly fishing in the winter season a lot. Along the method, he explains what he calls "flexible flies." These are flies that...
Picture: Louis Cahill If you remain in the state of mind for a story that cuts to the heart of the factor we fly fish, then this current post from Kyle Wilkinson over at Gink & Fuel must be...
