Kent Klewein | October 26, 2011 Read This Post...
It’s our busy guide season, and with me taking on another blog (Gink & Gasoline), it’s honestly getting really hard to stay ahead. I’ve posted below five popular posts from last Oct/Nov that you may have missed. They’ll give you an idea of what the fishing is like for both trout and bass during the [...]
Kent Klewein | October 14, 2011 Read This Post...
Fishing Reports for the Watuaga, S. Holston and Tuckasegee Rivers Just got a fishing report from Ryan Dunne, who runs trips for Reel Job Fishing in East Tennessee and North Carolina. Dave Grossman also runs trips for us up there as well so we can handle two boat floats no problem. Just make sure you [...]
eric_welch | October 12, 2011 Read This Post...
For you bass fisherman that think when the weather gets cold its time to put the boat and fishing gear in storage, I suggest you do a little research about the float-n-fly rig. We catch some trophy fish in the winter, when the water temperatures reach 65 degrees all the way down to 40 degrees. If you’re [...]
Kent Klewein | October 11, 2011 Read This Post...
The Toccoa River Watershed Coalition (TRWC) has made great strides in the past couple weeks thanks to it’s great board members, and its countless supportors emailing our state representatives. The TRWC has a petition available on their website that you can download in a .PDF, sign and mail back to them. It’s very important for [...]
Kent Klewein | October 7, 2011 Read This Post...
I ran across an interview on The Tailing Loop Blog the other day interviewing the veteran southeastern guide, Ian Rutter. It was a very interesting interview and I was amazed how his personal views matched so closely with mine. Ian and his wife run a very successful guide service, R & R Fly Fishing, and he’s got about [...]
eric_welch | October 4, 2011 Read This Post...
I had the opportunity to get out today on Lake Parksville with my fishing buddy Mike. All I can say is the fall bass bite and pattern has started, and it’s only going to get better as we move toward the months of November and December. Lake Parksville water temperatures were 71-72 degrees and the lake [...]
