Trouts Fly Fishing

Year in Review - Part III

Here is our third installment.  Up on deck: May and June.

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Year in Review - Part II

We've put together a photo series to review some of the great times we – and our customers - had last year and to check out some of the amazing water we were able to fish.  Up at bat: March, April, and May

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Year in Review - Part I

This year is quickly coming to a close and Trout’s Fly Fishing would like to thank you all for your business and your support.  But the year is not over yet so we felt it would be great to take a look back at 2012.  We've put together a photo series to review some of the great times we – and our customers - had last year and to check out some of the amazing water we were able to fish.  Stay tuned to the Trout’s Fly Fishing blog for the rest of the month and make some noise if you see something you like.

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Trip Report: Ascension Bay

"The permit was about 50 feet in front of me and I was lucky enough to have a moderate wind at my back.  He was moving in my direction – the opportunity was as perfect as I could hope for.  My first cast was short but the permit didn’t spook.  My second cast was surprisingly on target.  As the permit got closer in his methodical search for crabs I gave my bug a short strip and then another.  I caught his attention and he moved toward my fly..."

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Fly Tying and Travel

Q: How can you take your next destination fly fishing trip to the next level?

A: Learn to tie your own flies.

Tying flies is not necessarily easy – but it certainly isn’t rocket science. Like most things involved in fly fishing, you can make tying just about as simple or as complex as you want.  One way to really change your approach to a destination fly fishing trip – and perhaps increase the challenge and ultimately your level of satisfaction – is to tie your own fly patterns.

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