Category Archives: Fly Fishing in Freshwater

Two Trout Fly Rods Do it All

Posted on April 10, 2026 by Ed Mitchell

Two Trout Fly Rods Do it All We all love having a full quiver of trout rods. You know everything from a 2-weight on up to an 8-weight. Man, we’re proud on our collection. Damn right we are. Now do … Continue reading →

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The Weather Worries Me

Posted on April 3, 2026 by Ed Mitchell

The Weather Worries Me Back in 2022 I penned a post with the same title.  Well frankly I’m still scratching my noggin about weather. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know New England weather is notoriously unpredictable. Still it does seems things … Continue reading →

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More Terrestrial Flies

Posted on December 22, 2025 by Ed Mitchell

More Terrestrial Flies Ran into Mark Lewchik the other day, and he kindly donated some of his fine Terrestrial Flies. Thanks Mark!

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Fishing Terrestrial Flies

Posted on November 23, 2025 by Ed Mitchell

Fishing Terrestrial Flies Love fishing terrestrial flies? Me too. Man, they are effective and fun. Ever see a big brown hiding tight to the bank, slide out to the current and gulp down a hopper fly? Wow! Or how about … Continue reading →

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Day on the Deerfield River

Posted on November 7, 2025 by Ed Mitchell

Day on the Deerfield River Having just done a post on fishing Vermont’s White River, I thought I would do a post on my Deerfield River angling adventure. Born in the lush Green Mountains of Vermont, the Deerfield River quickly … Continue reading →

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