All Posts Tagged Saltwater

Sea trout, the other brown meat

February 20th, 2010 | 3 comments

Low and behold, I’m spending my winter/spring transition in the salt. Captain James “Grand Poobah” Snyder (a.k.a. Commander-In-Chief, Primal Fly South), is my host. Before we begin I’ll note for the record that the ambiance down here is first-class through and through (or maybe GP and his sidekick Sissy “The Brains AND the Beauty” Sessanna [...]

Tropical signs

January 3rd, 2010 | 6 comments

This morning I got a phone call from an old friend. He’d just stepped off a ship in Miami after spending the holidays in Belize. He noted he’d only hit the flats one morning, and only caught eight bonefish. Right about the time I started crying a river for this poor soul, he inquired as [...]

A traveling note for fly fishing folks

July 5th, 2009 | 4 comments

During fly fishing travels I’ve always checked my bags. The last couple of times I flew I found TSA inspection tags on or in my multi-rod tube, and in one case my duffle (which contained fly boxes and reels) was completely ransacked. My rods are too much for carry-on (all three-piece), but during this trip [...]

Time, place and other vitals withheld to protect the guilty

May 13th, 2009 | 7 comments

I feel pretty fortunate as this fishing season has cranked up. I’ve simply had a load of fun so far. But spring has not been without it’s minor disappointments. A fishing trip I eagerly anticipated was left high and dry due to an accomplice’s last minute scheduling conflicts, and a second slated to take its [...]

ESPN saves the fishing day

January 14th, 2009 | No comments

Even if you’re anti-TV  Sandy Moret’s Florida Keys Outfitters and the IGFA Inshore World Championship giveth, and ESPN giveth some more (emphasis mine): ESPN Outdoors announced Tuesday that the 2009 Florida Keys Outfitters IGFA Inshore World Championship will be broadcast as part of the second year of the ESPN Outdoors Saltwater Series on ESPN2 and [...]

First of it’s kind saltwater fly fishing study seeks funding

July 16th, 2008 | No comments

This proposed project will surely benefit all mankind – contact Pete McDonald now!