Beard on RIO Products from N.S.A. on Vimeo.
I don't always fly fish, but when I do use use Rio fly lines. Stay fishy my friends.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
New from Rising...
fly tying tools!
Bodkin
Dubbing Loop Twister
Hackle Pliers
Twister
Bobbin Threader
Whip Finisher
Find at a local fly shop near you.
Find at a local fly shop near you.
New Awesome from Strip'n Flywear
Puttin' it to the man, with a fly rod.
Say 'what' again. Say 'what' again, I dare you, I double dare you motherf**ker, say what one more Goddamn time!
Everybody needs a nympho, I mean nymph.
Find 'em all at: http://www.stripnflywear.com/store.html
Monday, October 8, 2012
Blue River,
I hadn't seen this one by RA Beattie, but ees goot.
The strike by a 20+ incher at the dude's feet is schweet!
Sweet Release..
again by, Big Sky Trouting.
This one is nearly feature length.
Hit the button for full screen, pop a cold one, turn up the volume and enjoy!
Solid work again fellas.
Missoula Float...
by,Big Sky Trouting.
Nice video production values fellas. Looking forward to more of your goodness.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Multi-year PA Fishing License...
available starting December 1st.
Pennsylvania anglers will be able to buy three- and five-year fishing licenses and trout stamps for the first time on Dec. 1.
Acting under a new law signed by the governor this summer, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is moving forward the new multi-year licenses with the ultimate goal of stabilizing troubling agency finances.
Fisherfolk purchasing the new multi-year licenses will save on each incremental year's worth of annual transaction fees charged by issuing agents. Savings should be $3.40 per three-year fishing license, $6.80 per three-year fishing license with a three-year trout stamp, $6.80 per five-year fishing license and $13.60 per five-year fishing license with a five-year trout stamp.
Other incentives to tempt anglers to the new multi-year licenses are under development and will be cast upon the water later this year.
Acting under a new law signed by the governor this summer, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is moving forward the new multi-year licenses with the ultimate goal of stabilizing troubling agency finances.
Fisherfolk purchasing the new multi-year licenses will save on each incremental year's worth of annual transaction fees charged by issuing agents. Savings should be $3.40 per three-year fishing license, $6.80 per three-year fishing license with a three-year trout stamp, $6.80 per five-year fishing license and $13.60 per five-year fishing license with a five-year trout stamp.
Other incentives to tempt anglers to the new multi-year licenses are under development and will be cast upon the water later this year.
New from TFO,
the "Office Rod" with demonstrator extraordinaire Lefty.
Gotta try me some switch casting with the yarn rod.
An interpretation of...
the Ten Commandments of Fly Fishing.
Thou shalt have no past times before fly fishing.
Thou shalt boast pridefully of thy catch.
Thou shalt exaggerate exponentially about the one thy almost catched.
Thou shalt naught sleepeth through the hatch.
Thou shalt release all that thou catcheth.
Thou shalt never relvealest thy heavenly honey hole.
Thou shalt honor and respect the one that refuseth to be caught.
Thou shalt sally forth to the river at all opportunities.
Thou shalt not coveteth thy neighbors rod nor reel.
Thou shalt give thanks to God, the creator of all things beautiful in nature, for our streams and surroundings.
Thou shalt have no past times before fly fishing.
Thou shalt boast pridefully of thy catch.
Thou shalt exaggerate exponentially about the one thy almost catched.
Thou shalt naught sleepeth through the hatch.
Thou shalt release all that thou catcheth.
Thou shalt never relvealest thy heavenly honey hole.
Thou shalt honor and respect the one that refuseth to be caught.
Thou shalt sally forth to the river at all opportunities.
Thou shalt not coveteth thy neighbors rod nor reel.
Thou shalt give thanks to God, the creator of all things beautiful in nature, for our streams and surroundings.
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