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Category Archives: Fly Fishing in Salt Water
Got Enough Gear with You?
Got Enough Gear with You? The other day, I came across a photo of Harold Gibbs. Don’t know him? Gibbs is widely thought of as the father of striped bass fishing in the Northeast. I wrote an article on him … Continue reading
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Captains for Clean Water
Captains for Clean Water Bought a new hat. Did I need another one? Not on your life. No, I got this for a special reason. Have you noticed that fishing isn’t getting better these days? Damn. Its true pretty much … Continue reading
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Evening Light for Tailing Reds
Evening Light for Tailing Reds The tide is down, the light is down, the wind is down and – your hopes are up. Time to hunt for tailing reds
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The Baby Seamaster Mark 1
The Baby Seamaster Mark 1 The most sought after saltwater fly reels of the last century were handmade by Captain McChristian in Florida. Truth is Bob’s reels were known far and wide as the finest ever made and are still … Continue reading
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