Fly lines can be pretty damn expensive these days, but they are undeniably the jet fuel that makes the planes fly.
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.
Talking about oversized heads (no, not talking about casting instructors or magazine editors) and fast-action graphite fly rods.
The water always tells us what our options are.
The majority of the rods made today are generally too stiff for their intended use…
Travel, especially international, will be as hot as the stock market...
Do not remove the fish from the water until the camera is ready...
Do better fly casters catch more fish?
We believe that our choice of fly is responsible for the fish that we catch, and that if we can merely find the right fly, our success will know no bounds…
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