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Saltwater Rod Selection with Kyle Schaefer

by Kyle Schaefer Spring brings out the best in us.  The magical combination of increasing sunlight, birds returning to our previously quiet woods, and warming waters is more than enough to put an extra pep in the step.  With these signs comes the awakening of an array of fishing opportunities[...]

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Gearing Up For Trout As A New Angler

By Richard Strolis The old saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” feels as though it has been lost in pop culture.  There is a lot of truth in that statement, with many things in life, especially when it comes to starting out on the journey of fly fishing. [...]

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Spare the Rod

By Nick Curcione If you spend a good deal of time on the water, especially the marine variety, plying your craft with fly-tackle, it’s highly likely that one day, the fishing gods will look kindly upon you and favor you with one of those memorable outings where your quarry goes[...]

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Pike Fishing with T&T Advisor Rebekka Redd

Northern pike are perfectly camouflaged, possess a voracious appetite, and have a keen eye for prey. Hook a trophy, and you're in for a spectacle of superb leaps and explosive power unmatched among freshwater fish. When targeting pike, explore areas with underwater structures such as boulders, rock piles, weed lines,[...]

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Control the Descent - by Joshua Miller

Identify more takes and catch more fish by controlling how the flies sink by T&T Ambassador Joshua Miller Euro nymphing techniques can be technical and multi-dimensional, and this style of fishing can allow us to present flies to fish in many ways. Specifically, one of those ways is controlling how the[...]

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