Reel Adventures of Fly Fishing
If you’ve read the posts about my first and second shows on local cable access, then you might want to see the finished product.
To watch the first show, which covers fishing the east branch of the Croton Watershed, click here.
For the second show, kayak fishing on Lake Kenoshia, click here.
Enjoy!
Just got a batch of new FinFollower stickers. Measuring 3″ x 4″, they’re easy to apply and look good on rear windows, tackle boxes, kayaks, etc.
While they last, I am sending them out at no charge.
Just send an email with your name and address to info at finfollower dot com, and I’ll put a few in the mail.
Let me know where they end up. Would enjoy seeing some pics.
Enjoy!
Our email subscribers already know this, but until we run out, we are offering a free FinFollower bumper sticker to our followers. Simply send an email to info (at) finfollower (dot) com with your name and mailing address. We’ll handle the rest.
To be included in future offers, sign up for our email subscriber list.
If you Tweet, please help spread the word by following @finfollower.
Enjoy!
Adam from The Musket, a great blog on hunting, fishing and the outdoors, recently asked for an interview and some background on FinFollower. To read the interview, click here.
Adam also owns Musket Creek Hunting and Outdoor, a great outfitter with an sizeable online store. If you haven’t been there, have a look.
I really enjoyed the interview and wish everyone at The Musket and Musket Creek much success. Enjoy!
For almost a year now I have been writing FinFollower from Connecticut, with most pics and stories coming from The Farmington and Housatonic Rivers, along with some local ponds and lakes.
I recently got a new day job, so I will be moving to northwestern New Jersey. I lived there almost 10 years ago, but at that time I had not discovered fly fishing. So while I’m going back to a familar area, I’ll look at it much differently than I did then. Not only are there new ponds and lakes to discover, but I’ll be checking out the Flat Brook, Musconetcong, and mighty Delaware rivers.
I’ve attached .pdfs of Jersey ponds/lakes and river/streams. I’m looking forward to finding some that are not on the map.
New Jersey Pond and Lake Listing
New Jersey Stream and River Listing
I’ve already made some fly fishing connections so I’m hoping to bring some new content shortly.
Stay tuned.
