Category Archives: Fly Fishing in Freshwater

The Hornberg

Posted on May 20, 2023 by Ed Mitchell

The Hornberg Colonel Joseph Bates, in his fine book “Streamers & Bucktails the Big Fish Flies”, reports that this fly was created by Frank Hornberg, a conservation warden in Portage County, Wisconsin. Designed to mimic a small minnow, the Hornberg … Continue reading →

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Days on the Delaware River

Posted on May 14, 2023 by Ed Mitchell

Days on the Delaware River Just got back from a few days on the Delaware River, in upstate New York. Magnificent country, endless trout waters, funky little towns, all of it surrounded by the Catskill high country, part of the … Continue reading →

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A Day on the Salmon River

Posted on April 11, 2023 by Ed Mitchell

A Day on the Salmon River I’ve mentioned this small trout stream several times over the years. Fun spot. Now there are a zillion Salmon Rivers in the USA, so allow me to zero in. I’m referring to the Salmon … Continue reading →

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Art Drinkwater is an Amazing Angler

Posted on March 29, 2022 by Ed Mitchell

Art Drinkwater is an Amazing Angler I’ve never had the privilege of meeting Art, but he is a friend of my friend Pete. So, I’ve been hearing stories about Art for years.  Art is 96 years old, lives in Florida, … Continue reading →

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Major Outdoor Gear Companies send a letter to Utah

Posted on February 16, 2022 by Ed Mitchell

Major Outdoor Gear Companies send a letter to Utah Some of the major manufactures of Outdoor Gear are not pleased with Utah. And have written a letter to Utah’s Governor Spencer Cox. Who am I talking about? Big names like … Continue reading →

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