Showing posts with label Cutthroat Trout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cutthroat Trout. Show all posts

Friday, May 12, 2017

CONVERGENCE


CONVERGENCE, the exceptional new offering from Conservation Hawks, has been touring the country with the 2017 Fly Fishing Film Tour. Now the film, which features Hilary Hutcheson, Travis Swartz (aka Hank Patterson), Els Van Woert, Simon Perkins, and Perk Perkins, is opening eyes and touching hearts on Vimeo as well. If you love to fish, and if you care about wild places and healthy landscapes, then CONVERGENCE is an absolute must-see. Take a few minutes and experience the northern Rockies with Hilary, Travis, Els, Simon and Perk. Then, when you’re done, be sure to stop by ColdWaters.org.

Boom...Morgan

Monday, October 24, 2016

Match the Hatch

Like something our of a saltwater scene, this is unreal...thank you Cam from TFM for pointing this one out!



Boom...Morgan

Friday, September 2, 2016

Redington's 'Find Your Water' - Season 2 Ep. 5


Follow along with Ben and Anna as they ascend into alpine country to wet a line and leave the worries of daily life behind. In this episode they live in the moment and absorb the beauty of the mountains, only to have this tranquility disrupted by the sound of a cutthroat breaking the surface to eat a dry fly. Take a break from your daily grind and enjoy the newest episode of Find Your Water!

Boom...Morgan

Friday, August 19, 2016

Daily Reel...'The West Is Calling: Season 1, Ep. 1 - Runoff'


As sure as the snow falls in the Rockies every winter, it melts every spring. Runoff can certainly impact our ability to fish, and sometimes closing your eyes and waiting until it's over seems like the best option. However, instead of resorting to non-fishing activities, we decided to set out and explore some runoff fishing options - and this season had a little bit of everything: deep canyons, salmonflies, meadow streams, alpine creeks, wind, cutties, browns, dry flies, and big streamers.

Boom...Morgan

Thursday, August 11, 2016

Fly Product...RIO’s Coastal QuickShooter Fly Line


Via Pitchengine:


IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO (August 2, 2016) – RIO Products, manufacturers of fly line, leader, and tippet, brings saltwater anglers the Coastal QuickShooter and Coastal QuickShooter XP for fly fishing in the salt in cooler conditions. This product won EFTTEX’s award of Best Fly Line in June, further amplifying its place in saltwater anglers’ aresenal. 
RIO’s new Coastal QuickShooter features a clear intermediate head specifically designed for anglers fishing off the coast in cooler conditions. The short front taper has no problem turning over large baitfish and shrimp patterns in typical coastal winds, and the easy-casting head helps load the rod quickly at close range. This line has been designed for anglers targeting sea run cutties, Cohos, sea trout, and European sea bass. 
In addition, a powerful Coastal QuickShooter XP (Extra Powerful) version with a heavily weighted head, and an aggressive front taper is perfect for casting large flies and coping with stiff on shore winds. This line is ideal for the striper angler, and for the fly fishing needing to use large flies. 
The Coastal QuickShooter is available in WF5I-WF8I in clear and chartreuse, and the Coastal QuickShooter XP is available in clear and purple in WF8I-WF10I sizes. Both models are available at RIO dealers for $79.95.

Boom...Morgan

Saturday, July 9, 2016

The West Is Calling: Season 1, Ep. 1 - The Big Dirty


As sure as the snow falls in the Rockies every winter, it melts every spring. Runoff can certainly impact our ability to fish, and sometimes closing your eyes and waiting until it's over seems like the best option. However, instead of resorting to non-fishing activities, we decided to set out and explore some runoff fishing options - and this season had a little bit of everything: deep canyons, salmonflies, meadow streams, alpine creeks, wind, cutties, browns, dry flies, and big streamers.

Boom...Morgan

Thursday, February 25, 2016

Redington ELEMENTS - Below


Below is about the fight beneath the surface, the worlds our favorite fish inhabit, and the beauty of watching them swim away until the next time.

Boom...Morgan