From the USGS gauge, the Oconaluftee River watershed in NC got a lot of rain Thursday this week and is still flowing high, as are the Little River and Little Pigeon River watersheds in TN. We went to a headwater stream at over 4000 ft near the NC/TN ...
Yes this article sums up my reasons very succinctly. I know I do not "need" a 6wt to cast dries and for light indicator fishing, but it will do it. And outside of very large trout the 6wt is more than enough back bone. I picked the 6wt as a great all ...
Thank you, John - Georgi ------------------------------ Georgianna De La Torre San Francisco CA ------------------------------
Why a 6 wt for trout? In their last 6 wt, the Yellowstone Angler gave a pretty good answer to that question. Yellowstone Angler - Why a 6 wt. for trout? You have to scroll down a bit, past the photo of the enormous brown trout. As KD said, it's ...
A sweet combination. The medalist would never be right. Their reel feet don't fit well on my bamboo rods either. ------------------------------ Al Widdifield Austin TX GRTU Life Member ------------------------------
What a great choice! My first Hardy was a featherweight almost 50 years ago. That reel is still one of my favorites. I have one or more of each of the models in the series, flyweight to St. Andrew. There is a rod to match each one, from a FE Thomas ...
And another thing. I did find a very few fishable "blue lines" over the years, but never one I would dream of trying a fly rod on. For example, the only one I fish now is only 8-10' wide with high, heavily overgrown banks, and over-arching tree branches. ...
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