Fishing line is known for being hard to break when you're pulling on it. Unless its a monster fish that's doing the pulling. The key thing to remember is that heat, cold and UV light all break down the line so it becomes brittle and breaks in the cold water. To fix this the solution is simple buy some new line for your spinning rods and tippet for your fly fishing. That way you know your using the strongest line you can and its not going to give out out on you when you hook that world record fish. Also remember that color does matter when choosing a line. A clear line will work in most conditions. Some people prefer to have the green lines for muddy water. I haven't noticed an increase in hits using it so I'll leave to you.
Let's get out and get some fish!!!
Rasczack
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Monday, March 14, 2011
More stuff for the Beginning Fly fisher
This guide has the best set up for the beginning fly fisher. It takes you all the way the way through to catching fish. It even has some chapters about how to read a river. The purpose of reading a river is to determine where the fish are going to be hiding by the patterns of the bank and ripples and eddies that you can see on the surface of the water. This what people usually hire a guide to do for them as it can be very tricky on specific waters. So if you want to read about casting techniques and what you need to be safe on the water this is a must have for new fishermen. Lets get out and get some fish!!!
Friday, March 11, 2011
Pennaz Post: Fishing’s Hottest Secret! > North American Fishing Club
This is all about being able to fish around thermoclines. This will help you catch more fish once the thermocline sets in. Lets get out and get some fish!!!Pennaz Post: Fishing’s Hottest Secret! > North American Fishing Club
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Fly Fishing Beginner Equipment
I know that people that want to get started fly fishing may look at the cost of the rod and reel and not want to anymore. Really you can get started for no more than you would for a spinner fishing set. The increase in cost comes with an increase in performance. That being said the new fly fisherman cannot get the full performance out of the more expensive equipment. If you are looking to get a starter set and want to learn how to fly fish I would recommend the crystal river fly combo kit. This kit teaches how to tie five basic knots has line and a tapered tippet. It also comes with a DVD that walks people through the casting technique. While this can help people start to be able to cast it still helps to have someone teach you the timing and how to control the excess line and wind knots that can occur. This is also 8 feet long and is a 6/7 wt rod that is perfect for trout.
We have a Mobile site now!!!
We have a new mobile site for those that want to use that to keep up with whats going on. We will try to keep both sites as up to date as possible. That being said it may be harder to keep the mobile site up to date. So we have a link to our blog here on the mobile site. Please let us know what you think of it. Now lets get out there and catch some fish.
Lots of wind but warm
I think its a little too windy for fly fishing the Canyon streams. Its definitely a day for bait and lures. Good luck to everyone that goes out today. Let us know how out do. Feel free to email us pictures and stories the best ones will be posted here.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Fly fishing Equipment
I am using an antique bamboo fly rod with an antique automatic fly reel. I have several fly reels that are The modern manual reels and I have a fiberglass rod. I just like the feel of the older equipment better. Why have they gone away from the automatic fly reels anyway? I think its more fun to fight the fish with my hand on the line controlling the drag and really getting a feel for The fish. I feel like I'm closer to nature when I do it that way.
I will admit that if you are going after the big fish that can pull line out real quickly you might want to have the manual reel. But I just don't want to give up my automatic reel and bamboo rod. What kinds of equipment do you use and do you have any that you don't want give up even though its now considered obsolete? I would love to hear about it.
I will admit that if you are going after the big fish that can pull line out real quickly you might want to have the manual reel. But I just don't want to give up my automatic reel and bamboo rod. What kinds of equipment do you use and do you have any that you don't want give up even though its now considered obsolete? I would love to hear about it.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Android App
We are starting to create a fishing app for android phones. If you have any ideas about what features you like have please let me know. If you have ideas for a name that would also be helpful. Lets get out and catch some fish!!!
Thursday, March 3, 2011
ACT
We are starting a partnership with ACT. That's Artists Coming Together. As those who design and tie flies are also artists I felt it was appropriate to put the word out on the mission and aid that ACT does. Last year they raised money for relief aid for Haiti. This year they are taking ideas and planning to do several events to help people in need. The address for the blog is http://artistscomingtogether.wordpress.com let me know if you have any other questions about this.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources blue ribbon fishing spots in Utah.
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