Kent Klewein | November 30, 2008 Read This Post...
Tori Welch, daughter of Eric Welch, proudly poses with a nice smallmouth bass landed on Lake Blue Ridge. Below are some pictures submitted by Georgia Bass Guide, Eric Welch. These nice bass were caught this past month on Lake Blue Ridge.
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Tori Welch, with Lake Blue Ridge Smallmouth Bass
Recently, Reel Job [...]
Kent Klewein | November 21, 2008 Read This Post...
I created this attractor stonefly pattern to imitate the golden stonefly that’s found on many of our Georgia trout streams. With all the stonefly patterns out there I wanted to come up with a pattern with the following characteristics.
A different look from traditional stonefly patterns
Create a pattern with both attractor qualities while still keeping the [...]
louiscahill | November 20, 2008 Read This Post...
Here are some photos from my first float down the Roaring Fork in November. Will Sands, creator of the S.T.D. (Sands Tungsten Deception) and Kyle D. Holt, the guru on the Fork, took us out for a wild day of fishing. My buddy Jared Darnell tagged along and put some awesome fish in the net. [...]
Kent Klewein | November 18, 2008 Read This Post...
My good friend, Capt. Bruce Chard graced us with one of his bonefish patterns. This fly is guaranteed to work and it’s an easy tie. Stock up your fly box before your next bonefish trip. I know I’ll have a few of these guys stashed away in my saltwater box. For more information on Capt. [...]
Kent Klewein | November 18, 2008 Read This Post...
Bruce Chard’s Ultimate Bonefish School will be held Nov. 14-21, 2009 at Andros South Bonefish Lodge. This school will be headed by legendary Florida Keys guide Capt. Bruce Chard. In my opinion, it’s the most comprehensive and technical bonefish school in the industry, suitable from beginners to advanced fly fishermen. There’s only two spots left [...]
Kent Klewein | November 18, 2008 Read This Post...
With all the posts around the blog world about the perfect fly fishing beer, I felt compelled to give you my favorite. I know it’s cool to have a fish logo on the bottle or packaging but does that really give it justice to be THE BEER to drink? I personally prefer to recommend a [...]
Kent Klewein | November 18, 2008 Read This Post...
I tied this pattern up on the road when I was out fishing the Trico hatch on the South Platte River in Colorado. The idea came to mind when I saw clumps of a dozen or more Trico’s floating down the river together. I haven’t seen any patterns like this yet in the industry and [...]
Kent Klewein | November 17, 2008 Read This Post...
Practice, Practice, Practice……
As winter arrives many people start dreaming of warmer weather… Many of these people are also thinking of making the transition from fly fishing in freshwater to fly fishing in saltwater. The fact that every outdoor channel in the world is showing some professional angler in an exotic destination chasing bonefish, permit, [...]
Kent Klewein | November 14, 2008 Read This Post...
I said last week I would post this articulated streamer pattern I tied up. Here it is, used as usual. It has proven itself worthy for trout and bass while fly fishing in Georgia.
Hook: Gamakatsu SC15 Size 1
Thread: Uni-Thread Black 6/0
Body: White Zonker Strip
Leg: Sili Legs – Shad and Krystal Flash Pearl
Conehead: Black – I [...]
Kent Klewein | November 14, 2008 Read This Post...
Back by popular demand, we have the latest intallment of Louis Cahill photography. Louis, Joel Dickey, and I headed up to North Carolina and spent a day out on the water looking for brown trout running up the river. Louis was in the zone with the camera, and we even managed to land a trophy [...]
Kent Klewein | November 13, 2008 Read This Post...
We’re asking everyone to take a few minutes out of their day and email our state representatives to stop the closing of the Lake Burton Fish Hatchery. The closing is not for sure yet, but they have said they are planning on eliminating brown trout all together and potentially reducing the rainbow trout output [...]
Kent Klewein | November 12, 2008 Read This Post...
Last week fly fishing on the Toccoa River my client landed this trophy brown trout of a lifetime. Bo said, he’s fly fished all over the world and this is his biggest brown trout to date. When is the southeast going to get some recognition for trout fishing? The exciting fight lasted over twenty minutes. [...]
Kent Klewein | November 8, 2008 Read This Post...
North Georgia trout fishing on the Toccoa River is turning on! Here’s the first, of two trout measuring well over twenty inches landed this week on the Toccoa River. The second, a 25.5″ brown trout, will be posted later this week. This immaculate rainbow had fantastic colors and full burgandy fins. It was seduced by [...]
Kent Klewein | November 7, 2008 Read This Post...
Yes, I know the Cicada’s have been gone for over four months now. I just think this is a cool pattern I came up with. The Cicada’s pretty much missed Georgia altogether this year so I didn’t get to try it on my home waters. However, I did make a trip with my good friend [...]
Kent Klewein | November 6, 2008 Read This Post...
I always like to take the time to showcase talented fly fishing artists who turn our shared hobbies into great works of art. Tom M. Dean of Milo Creek Carvings takes his life long passion of fly fishing, and carves masterpieces out of exotic pieces of wood.
“I love native trout and the surroundings [...]
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