Reel Adventures of Fly Fishing
At some point in time, most of us have driven by skinny waters close to home and wondered if they're fishable. For whatever reason, we decide not to explore their potential, dismissing them as too small or classifying them as drainage. Yesterday I … [Continue reading] about Changing My Mind: Exploring a Small Stream for Wild Trout, November 2013
Unlike the fox, the skunk says very little. Instead he lures you to the Housatonic River TMA on the last 60-degree, blue-sky day of the foreseeable future . . . Shows you some beautiful water that doesn't have to be shared with anyone . . … [Continue reading] about What Did The Skunk Say?
Haven't had much of a chance to get out and fish recently. Mostly short trips to the local ponds. Here are a few phone pics that I took along the way. Yesterday I spent a couple of hours prospecting with a small black caddis pattern. … [Continue reading] about November Scenes
Lately I've spent more time with a rake in my hand than a fly rod. For the past four weekends I've diligently wrangled leaves, only to have more arrive the next day, completely obscuring my earlier work in a blanket of gold, orange and red. The … [Continue reading] about Fall Colors and the Switch
Last week I was lucky enough to be invited to Backbone Media's 2014 showroom event in NYC. It was a great chance to check out the latest gear from Redington, Sage and other industry-leading outdoor brands. Backbone Media also organized a group of … [Continue reading] about Backbone Media’s Spring 2014 Showroom in NYC