by SirTrout | Mar 8, 2022 | Gear, Reviews
What to Look For When Purchasing a Fly Rod Roof Rack. To find yourself in the fly rod roof rack market is a seriously rousing time for every avid angler!You’ve been holding out on yourself. Maybe waiting for the right time, some disposable income,or for the nicest...
by SirTrout | Dec 27, 2021 | Fly Fishing Travel
Fly Fishing Argentina DIY. Best Wade & Float Trips. Picking a place to fly fishing in Argentina is like trying to pick a place to fly fish in the Western US. If you Google “Fly Fishing Argentina” you will get tons of hits, most of them from lodges...
by SirTrout | Feb 22, 2018 | Fly Fishing Travel
What is a Kokanee? Kokanee is the landlocked version of the sockeye salmon. Size: 15-20”, 3 to 5 pounds. Their life cycle is four years long. At the fourth year, they spawn. They fight with the same powerful ferocity as their seagoing cousins. Kokanee feeds on...
by SirTrout | May 21, 2017 | Fly Fishing Travel
Dukes Creek, Georgia It’s hard to talk about fly fishing in Georgia without mentioning Dukes Creek, it was named one of the top 100 trout streams in the United States by TU. Dukes Creek is a unique fishery because it’s Catch and Release fishing...
by SirTrout | May 10, 2017 | Fly Fishing Travel
Running the border between Northeast Georgia and South Carolina, the Chattooga has some very beautiful qualities and no Taco Bells nearby. This is because the river is on U.S. Forest Service land and is included in the Federal Wild and Scenic River System,...
by SirTrout | Mar 26, 2017 | Fly Fishing Travel
Chattahoochee River After spending the entire weekend at a conference in Atlanta for work, I wanted to take a few days off. My choices were to hang out with my wife and her girlfriend visiting museums and craft stores or see what Georgia had to offer in the way...
by SirTrout | Mar 15, 2017 | News
You may have noticed that the website was overhauled. Most of the 140 pages of content from the old website were moved to WordPress. WordPress runs over 25% of the world’s websites and has many features. Some of the essential...
by SirTrout | Mar 8, 2017 | Hatches
Commonly known as the “Black Caddis” on Wisconsin trout streams, they include the any of the following; Family: Brachycentridae, Genus: Brachycentrus, Species: lateralis, numerosus, appalachia, solomoni. These flies emerge in April through...
by SirTrout | Mar 3, 2017 | Writers Pool
By Joseph Meyer I had done most of it but not all. Armed with a fly rod and a handcrafted fly, I pursued all the finned creatures with trout being my favorite quarry. I loved trout fishing, pastoral and relaxing, the contemplative nature of it all made my heart...
by SirTrout | Mar 3, 2017 | Writers Pool
By Kevin Searock She was waiting for me there, in the shade of a tall oak beside the river. I turned off the highway into the Rod & Gun Club and let the big green truck roll to a stop by a line of whitewashed posts, at the brow of the slope leading down to...
