Get Your Fix

April 2, 2012  |  Reports, Trips, Uncategorized  |  No Comments  |  Share

Let's Face it, sometimes you just need to disconnect and go catch a handful of fish. Maybe it's the middle of the week and you need to decompress, or maybe some more serious issues have taken a firm grip on your well-being. Or maybe, just maybe, Spring is in the air...

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Back on the Caney

Back on the Caney

August 7, 2011  |  Reports, Trips  |  No Comments  |  Share

Upon returning home from Florida, I thought there was no better way to get back to the grindstone that to spend a day on the water with dad. Plans were made, gear was thrown in the boat, and off we went. With the heat being so out of control, a...

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Sarasota Night Life 2011

Sarasota Night Life 2011

August 7, 2011  |  Reports, Trips  |  No Comments  |  Share

While vacationing in Sarasota last month, I was of course able to find some time to hit the water for some fishing. Being down there and not fishing is just morally wrong, and in my opinion should be illegal. Plans were made with none other than Steve Gibson of Shallow...

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Hitting the Lake

Hitting the Lake

August 5, 2011  |  Instruction, Reports, Trips  |  No Comments  |  Share

The spring and summer of 2011 have been my friend Kyle's learning curve onto the fly fishing super-highway. Last month we headed out to Percy Priest for a little Tennessee-meets-Florida flats fishing. My main quarry on these trips is big carp that cruise around our hillbilly flats, and this trip offered...

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Cloudy morning 14 May

Cloudy morning 14 May

May 14, 2011  |  Reports  |  No Comments  |  Share

This morning found me in full-out springtime fishing mode, on the water nice and early to see what was biting and to see how things were looking after some more of our recent weather. With the cold front just recently moving in, I feared a slow day and I was...

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Cicada Nation is upon us

May 14, 2011  |  Reports, Uncategorized  |  No Comments  |  Share

The Thirteen Year Itch         At long last, the cicadas have come to cheer up the weary anglers who have been swamped by high water on Middle Tennessee's tailwaters, and the tailwaters throughout the southeast for that matter. On Friday, I spent some time checking on the emergence of our winged friends...

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