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Author Archives: unreelflyfishing
Cold…Who’s Cold?
We’ve had an unusually cool November so far and yesterday morning was no exception. Starting temps in the upper 20’s and a little bit of ice on the rod and rig were sure signs that winter is getting closer. Hot … Continue reading
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His and Hers Rainbows!
What could be more fun than spending a day sharing new experiences and having new adventures with a loved one? Answer: Nothing! That’s why when I take pictures of wonderful people like these I never have to tell them … Continue reading
Three Generations of Tenkara Aces!
Family fishing is my favorite fishing and today was as good as it gets. I had the privilege of guiding this awesome grandfather, father and son/grandson trio for a busy day on the stream. We caught variety, quantity and as … Continue reading
Fish with a Friend
What better way to spend time with friends than in the outdoors? Combine good company, fall colors and few cooperative trout and you’ve got a perfect tenkara morning! That’s exactly what we had yesterday when one tenkara angler decided to … Continue reading
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Fall Fun
It’s been a while coming but it would appear that autumn is finally arriving here in the mountains. Yesterday it was 39 degrees when we waded in with our tenkara rods. The fall colors were breaking out and the fish … Continue reading
That’s a Long Way for a Brookie!
If you follow my posts you’ll know I respect the effort it takes to find and catch our elusive native Brook Trout. The angler pictured above and below is a great friend of mine and definitely deserves special recognition. He … Continue reading
Payin’ it Back
I spent the day yesterday up in the Great Smokey Mountains National Park volunteering with their tremendous fisheries team. The GSMNP is a model nationwide for it’s impressive, science based management of it’s cold-water fisheries. Yesterday we were doing a … Continue reading
