By now, the majority of us in the fly fishing world have actually become aware of Daniel Ritz’s effort to finish the Western Native Trout difficulty in one year.
The difficulty is basic– capture the West’s native fish in their native waters. The execution, nevertheless, is anything however.
Ritz handled to finish the difficulty, and you can read what he needs to state about the experience here.
In a current episode of the Quick Strike podcast over at Outdoor Life, Joe Cermele took a seat with Miles Nolte to speak about the "fall feedbag misconception" they state penetrates fly fishing. Now, Joe and Miles are 2...
Image: Mark Hereford, ODFW After the elimination of the 4 dams on the Klamath River, anglers, researchers, and conservationists alike have actually been excited for an Elwha River-style story, where the fish simply come hurrying back with a revenge....
A couple of weeks ago I reported on the fur restriction that's on tallies in Denver for this upcoming election. At the time there was a great deal of hand-wringing over the restriction's ramifications for fly anglers, given that...
Picture: Dom Swentosky/Troubitten When trout decline a fly, do they do so since the drift isn't right, or since it wasn't within their window? That's the concern Dom Swentosky attempts to respond to in this recent post over at...
