Monthly Archives: September 2011

Two out of three ain’t bad, no matter what kind of water you’re on

September 27, 2011

There’s this steaming pile extremely informative column running over at Deneki.com right now – it’s a three part series on how a trip to the bonefish flats can actually improve your (likely more frequent) trout fishing experiences. Part 1: Situational … Continue reading →

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Thank you, Sage

September 15, 2011

The last of the Carp Slam prizes arrived on my doorstep yesterday. Which means Mr. Trevor Tanner, the contestant who took first place in event, can now fish the urban South Platte in grand style… That’s right, Sage’s new ONE … Continue reading →

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Pre-ignition evaluation

September 12, 2011

You stand high on a ridge overlooking the stretch of water you just spent a precious day of your life on. “We really scored on that bend.” “Damn, that was a very long walk.” “What was with all the rainbows?” … Continue reading →

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Attempting to justify a closet addiction

September 8, 2011

Or scratching for excuses… I sat alone along the bank, feet covered in tattered canvas. Distracted by omnipresent turmoil, my temples flared. Self-justification ensued: “I’ll be the only victim.” Nobody within eyeshot, I pulled out a wooden box and sampled … Continue reading →

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Carp Slam 2011 unmasked

September 3, 2011

Fly-fishing for carp in Colorado isn’t all fun and games. Ok, maybe it is. But it’s got absolutely nothing to do with clear mountain streams. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. Ok, maybe there is. The behind the scenes … Continue reading →

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