Category Archives: Fly Fishing in Salt Water

My Trusty Sage RPL+ Fly Rod

Posted on April 20, 2011 by Ed Mitchell

My Trusty Sage RPL+: I bet you have a “go-to” fly rod, the one you reach for first. In the salt, I do. And that rod is a 9′, 2 piece, Sage 10-weight. Over the years I’ve have caught more fish on it that any … Continue reading →

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A Shrimp Sedan on Big Pine Key

Posted on April 16, 2011 by Ed Mitchell

 One morning down on Big Pine Key, I saw this car in front of a tackle shop. Now you got to love it. I spend the rest of that day sight-fishing in the backcountry. Wonderful stuff. Later I hit the hay, but boy … Continue reading →

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Pocket Beaches

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Ed Mitchell

Pocket beaches are great. What is a pocket beach? Well, here in the northeast, it refers to a small, often sand, beach surrounding a estuary mouth in the back of a bay or cove. Given a pocket beach’s location, it is reasonably … Continue reading →

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