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Category Archives: General Techniques
Seatrout in the Baltic – By Silja Longhurst
When going seatrout fishing and you are a novice to the sport, it can end up being rather frustrating. Hours and hours of casting, standing in cold water and freezing your various extremities (yes, even though I am a woman, … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Saltwater
Tagged Baltic, habitat, reading water, Seatrout, Silja Longhurst, Technique
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Eat to Landed – By Scott O’Donnell
Eat, bite, chew, nibble, pluck, pull, yank, take, tug, grab, ripped, slammed, hammered – whatever you want to call it, when you’re swinging a fly for steelhead you’re lucky to get a couple of them in a full day of … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Steelhead & Spey
Tagged Catch and Release, Fighting Fish, Landing Fish, Scott O'Donnel
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Double Loop-to-Loop Connection – By Jon B. Cave
Because the standard loop-to-loop connection is versatile, simple to use, and slides through rod guides easier than other knots, most of us rely on it at some point to fasten a loop on one part of the line system to … Continue reading
Finding Trout in Protective Stillwaters – By Phil Rowley
In my previous blog entry I discussed comfort factors you can use to help determine where trout might be holding in your favorite lake or perhaps one you are visiting for the first time. In addition to comfort, other factors … Continue reading
Posted in Freshwater, General Techniques
Tagged brown trout, How To, Lake, Protection, Stillwater, Technique
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Rigging it Right, By Nick Curcione
Luck plays a part in practically everything we do even with our leisure time pursuits and fishing is no exception. Eventually however, blind luck becomes less of a factor and over time it is the knowledgeable angler who constantly experiences … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques
Tagged gear, Loop-to-loop, Nick Curcione, rigging, RIO Max, Slick Shooter
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