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Monthly Archives: March 2011
How To: How Do You Use That Crazy Whip Finish Tool
How To: How Do You Use That Crazy Whip Finish Tool? Ever wonder how to use the Whip Finish tool. While here is your chance to find out. Continue reading
Cheeky Fly Fishing March Madness
Cheeky Fly Fishing March Madness: Road to the Final Fish. The guys over at Cheeky Fly Fishing put together an amazing tournament for a great cause. Continue reading
A New Type of Fly Fishing Has Emerged
This is an amazing video of Fly Fishing for Tarpon While Snorkeling. Really impressive! Continue reading
Shark Jumps into Fisherman’s Boat
375 lbs Mako Shark Jumps into Fisherman’s Boat while they were shumming for Red Snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. Continue reading
Our Weekly Tie: Slightly Modified 20 Incher
Our Weekly Tie: Slightly Modified 20 Incher. Want to know how to tie a great Stonefly Pattern, here is your chance. Mike demonstrates how to tie his slightly modified 20 incher pattern. Continue reading
River Brew Review: Pike Kilt Lifter
Beer: Pike Kilt Lifter. Location: Portage Bay and Bitter Lake, Seattle, WA. We had been hoping that maybe the water had warmed enough to draw some bass into the shallows, but no dice. Luckily we had made a stellar beer choice: we were drinking Pike Kilt Lifter, a Scotch Style Ruby Ale from The Pike Brewing Co. in Seattle.
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No One Ever Gets Competitive While Fishing
No One Ever Gets Competitive While Fishing Continue reading
How to Tie a Micro-Mayfly
Mike gives you step by step instructions on how to tie a Micro Mayfly Continue reading
River Brew Review: W’11 KGB
Location: Fly Tying Bench. Beer: Widmer Brothers W’11 KGB Russian Imperial Stout. This is a great winter tying beer. It is a very dark, very strong stout. Not only is the KGB delicious – cause it is – but it will also knock you on your keister. Continue reading
How to Tie a Brassie
Mike gives you step by step instructions on how to tie a Brassie, a great midge imitation. Continue reading
