Author Archives: Ed Mitchell

Thought on Matching Green Caddis Pupae

Posted on March 6, 2021 by Ed Mitchell

Thoughts on Matching Green Caddis Pupae In the previous post we took a quick look at “anchor” flies used in “Euro” nymphing. And I mentioned that perhaps the most productive “anchor” flies is the green caddis pupae. Green caddis pupae … Continue reading →

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Getting Ready for Trout

Posted on March 2, 2021 by Ed Mitchell

Getting Ready for Trout Well its finally time to get ready for trout. Yes I know, some anglers here in the Northeast fish right through the whole winter. God bless them. I did a bit once upon a time, but … Continue reading →

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Fly Fishermen and Women need to be in Good Shape

Posted on February 7, 2021 by Ed Mitchell

Fly Fishermen and Women need to be in Good Shape Too many fly fishermen, and women, don’t think they need to stay in shape. Well if you’re under 30 or do your all fly fishing from the couch watching YouTube … Continue reading →

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Southwest Florida is Catch & Release Only

Posted on January 27, 2021 by Ed Mitchell

Southwest Florida is Catch & Release Only Did that title catch your eye? Well release it. Its not 100 percent true. Let me accurize things a bit. Right now, in nearshore waters from north of Port Richey all the way … Continue reading →

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Dave caught a Nice Tailing Red

Posted on January 25, 2021 by Ed Mitchell

Well, the Fish Whisper continues to be superman. At sunrise Dave was out on the flat during a ebbing tide, searching for tails. And lo-and-behold he caught & released a beautiful “tailing” redfish.  Go going Dave! As always a tip … Continue reading →

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