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Category Archives: Fly Fishing in Salt Water
The Two-Handed Retrieve
The Two-Handed Retrieve: Last time we took a look at the widely used One-Hand “strip’ Retrieve. Now let’s look at an alternative method – the Two-Handed Retrieve. And why you should learn both. I first wrote about this type of … Continue reading
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The Art of the Retrieve
The Art of the Retrieve: You matter how fine a fly you tie, with all the right colors, the best materials, the perfect shape, size and hook; no matter how well you cast even if you can layout a 100 … Continue reading
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Back From The Cape
Back from the Cape: Wow what a fun trip. Great weather and great moon tides. Memories of the good old days were rolling around in my head. It was wonderful to be back on Cape Cod. How was the fishing? … Continue reading
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On Cape Cod Right Now
Fishing Cape Cod right now. Loving it. Plenty of schoolies, with a few bigger bass mixed in. Enjoying the hell out of it!
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Tailing Reds in the Twilight
Its the rainy season along the Florida Gulf Coast, but it has been wetter than usual from what I hear and more rain coming. Typically the rain starts around 2:30 pm and tapers off by 5pm. But right now the … Continue reading
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