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Tag Archives: Nick Curcione
Double-handed Rods in the Salt, By Nick Curcione
It’s no exaggeration to claim that two-handed rods are the hottest new development in fly-fishing at least as far as the US is concerned. Back in 2000 when I first started using these long sticks off the beaches in the … Continue reading
Fishing Both Coasts, By Nick Curcione
I am not overstating the case when I say have a passion for fly-fishing. It has literally has dominated my life to the extent that I’ve made major career decisions based in large part on the opportunities I would have … Continue reading
Posted in Saltwater
Tagged Coastal Fishing, Fly Fishing, Nick Curcione, saltwater, Striped Bass, Surf fishing
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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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Surf Casting Strategies – By Nick Curcione
Heading out on a surf safari anytime soon? Pro Nick Curcione writes an excellent piece offering helpful tips and tricks for surf casting.
