Writers Pool
If we can’t be on the water over looking a pool full of trout, at least we can be reading about it.
If you have something you have written and would like to publish it on this site then contact us at info@flyfishingwis.com
A Trout Angler Goes After Tarpon
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 sing. No pressure build up, a pressure relief valve this trout fishing is.
Dame’s Rocket
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 the Rush River.
All in a Week’s Work
By Joseph Meyer
Bringing in New Customers is the lifeblood of a struggling Fly Shop. Retailers count new customers as found money. We especially like the folks new to fly fishing, they need more stuff as they haven’t spent a couple of years hiding fly shop receipts from their wives.
Night Shift
by Don Shulka
It has been said that there is something of truth to be learned from early morning along a trout stream. That may indeed be true, but I would offe
Cold
By Bob White Whitefish Studio
It’s been so bloody hot here in Minnesota where we live, that I’ve begun to fantasize about the coming of autumn. I love the transitions between the seasons even more than the seasons…
Christmas for my Family is NBD (No Big Deal)
By Joseph Meyer
“It’s veal. It probably came from a very depressed calf, can we just eat in peace?”
I get glares from TOO and BOB but SWITMLM just smirks.
Oh, you have not met my family; introductions are in order: