Kent Klewein | May 4, 2012
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Spring is in full swing in East Tennessee and Western North Carolina. The fishing over the past couple weeks has been excellent to say the least. The Watauga River has bbeen our go-to river for float trips. We also float the South Holston River when the TVA gives us a favorable generation schedule. With the [...]
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Kent Klewein | March 27, 2012
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Toccoa River Tailwater Fishing Spring is hear, the fishing is hot, but it feels like summer already. The unusually warm weather has some of our hatches showing up early. We encourage all you anglers out there who love May for the sulphurs and cahill hatch to consider moving your trips up to April. The way [...]
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Kent Klewein | March 7, 2012
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Are you fishing drop-offs enough when you’re out trout fishing? Very often where long stretches of shallow water transition into deeper water it creates a strong magnet for trout. Targeting water downstream of drop-offs can prove to be some of the most consistent trout water for fly anglers year round. To read my full article [...]
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Kent Klewein | February 15, 2012
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Below is my latest fly fishing tips post on Gink & Gasoline. It deals with an important aspect of fishing I see lots of my fellow fly fisherman struggling with. Take a few minutes to review it and I think it will help you catch more fish. Read Full Article at Gink & Gasoline Keep [...]
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Kent Klewein | February 13, 2012
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The action is heating up at Noontootla Creek Farms. Rainbows are sporting their spawning colors and clients are catching good numbers of fish. Right now fishing conditions couldn’t be any better for fly fisherman. Water levels are high and the trout haven’t been pressured very little the last couple months. If you want to catch [...]
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Kent Klewein | January 25, 2012
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Check out my last fly fishing tips post on Gink & Gasoline. 2 Alternatives for Attaching Your Split-Shot If you attach your split shot too tight on your tippet it can weaken its strength significantly. Try using these two alternatives for attaching your split-shot to your nymph rig. Keep it Reel, Capt. Kent Klewein Reel [...]
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Kent Klewein | January 23, 2012
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For those of you who don’t know already I”m dedicating most of my time blogging on my other blog Gink & Gasoline. For each of my G&G posts during the week I will post a picture and a link here where you can click the link to read the full article. I still will be [...]
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eric_welch | November 7, 2011
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We got out last week on Parksville Lake and Lake Blue Ridge, If your looking to catch some fish now is the time. On Parksville we caught 42 spotted bass fishing 4.5 RoboWorms on dropshot. On Blue Ridge one day we caught 46 and the next day we caught 35 using RoboWorms on dropshot and [...]
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