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Category Archives: General Techniques
Common Mistakes in Fly Fishing, By Nick Curcione
With over 40 years of presenting flies in just about every locale imaginable I could easily fill a book of chronic mistakes made by fellow fly fishers and myself. In the interest of helping us all improve our game I … Continue reading
Fishing The Hang, by Phil Rowley
Just about every stillwater fly fisher has experienced a vicious swirl, felt a solid tug or seen the flash of fish as it attempts to pounce on your fly just as you raise the rod to cast at the end … Continue reading
Posted in Freshwater, General Techniques
Tagged Fly Fishing, midge tip lines, RIO, RIO Products, Stillwater, Technique
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The Perfect Match, By Lani Waller
Forget science, if you can. And sometimes you can even forget the line recommendation on the rod – if you want to. What matters most in matching a rod and line are you, your style of fishing and casting and … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques
Tagged Fly Fishing, Lani Waller, RIO in Action, Sage, Technique, tips, Trout Fishing
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Tips on Fly Fishing Tips, Part 1 – By Mike McCune
My steelhead beginnings were reasonably simple. I started out with a 9 foot 9 weight fiberglass rod, a click and pawl reel, and a Hi-D shooting head bolted on to monofilament shooting line with a clinch knot. Depth was achieved … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Steelhead & Spey, Trout
Tagged Mike McCune, MOW, MOW Tips, tip selection, tips
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Getting DEEP – Deep Water Fishing, By Captain Gene Quigley | RIO
With summer upon is here along the New England coast water temperatures will begin to warm sending our Striped bass and Bluefin into cooler deeper waters. As fly anglers, this presents a challenge, especially when faces with rough waters and … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Saltwater
Tagged Capt. Gene Quigley, outbound, Sinking Lines, Striped Bass, Striper, T-14
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