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A Brown Trout Quirk

Brown trout can take what feels like forever to come on to a hatch. Even then, they frequently give the impression that rising is something of a bother…

Gear

So, You Want to Know the Real Story About Fly Lines

Fly lines can be pretty damn expensive these days, but they are undeniably the jet fuel that makes the planes fly.

Words to Avoid In a Rod Critique

The term “tracking” is used to describe the quality of a rod to remain in a single plane as it is moved through the casting stroke.

Skills

Your Casting Stroke Should Follow Your Joints, in Order, by Size

Let your shoulder provide the foundational power for the casting stroke.

Bugs

Bill Sherer’s X-Treme Dubber

An “X-Treme” fly tying dubber for complex or compound brushes.

Man fighting a fish in a lake in Argentina.

Skills

Score Casts Like You Would Golf Strokes

Anglers who fire casts into blank spaces might be better off if they held back and made one good cast.

Profiles

BONEDALE FISHING REPORT #13

MOSQUITOS ON THE RIVER FISH RISING UP LIKE BIRDS

Skills

Learn to Love Dirty Water

Dirty water may be a problem for some anglers, but it isn’t for the fish.

Profiles

Tideline: Conway Bowman

There is something profoundly disturbing about crossing the line from chasing “gamefish” to apex predators that are capable of killing you...

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Geartalk

A Brown Trout Quirk

So, You Want to Know the Real Story About Fly Lines

Words to Avoid In a Rod Critique

Your Casting Stroke Should Follow Your Joints, in Order, by Size

Bill Sherer’s X-Treme Dubber

Score Casts Like You Would Golf Strokes

BONEDALE FISHING REPORT #13

Learn to Love Dirty Water

Tideline: Conway Bowman

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