Category Archives: Fly Fishing in Salt Water

The Last Redfish in 2016?

The last redfish in 2016? Well, maybe… maybe not. Still I’m comfortable in saying these are the last two redfish caught on fly in 2016…… at least in Charlotte Harbor! Andy and Dave fish together a fair bit, so its … Continue reading

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Do redfish “tail” in the fog?

Do redfish “tail” in the fog? Absolutely. In fact foggy mornings with low water are some of  my best opportunities to find “tailing” reds. Why? Fog typically mean no wind. That’s a good thing. Fog also means no boat traffic. … Continue reading

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No “Tails” Today

11/27/2016  Hit the water before dawn this morning. We had a good low tide enhanced by a night of north winds. Had my fingers crossed I find a few “tailing ” reds, head down chewing on crabs in the turtle … Continue reading

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More about the Neon Crab fly

Awhile back I began exploring the potential of brightly colored crab flies. Well its time to talk more more about them -more about the Neon Crab fly. Back in January of this year, I caught the above red.  If you … Continue reading

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Dave Beall is an Extraordinary Angler

If you fish long enough in an area, you’ll likely come across a special person, someone who always seems to find and catch fish regardless of the situation. On my home waters, Dave is that special person, no question about … Continue reading

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