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Not all trips are reported some clients do not want to be listed or photos published. We respect every clients privacy. Therefore, if
you do not want to be listed, please let us know.
you do not want to be listed, please let us know.
Jan. 11,2012 Attention!!!
The calendar for the fall
season of 2012 is filling
up. Limited openings
available for fall 2012!!
I have some openings in Jan and
Feb. 2012. However, If you
want to book a day or so with us
this year do it as soon as
possible!!!! Deposits will be
required!
The calendar for the fall
season of 2012 is filling
up. Limited openings
available for fall 2012!!
I have some openings in Jan and
Feb. 2012. However, If you
want to book a day or so with us
this year do it as soon as
possible!!!! Deposits will be
required!
Rob Lazarine with his 14#
red left, and one right with
13 spots
red left, and one right with
13 spots
Eizo with one
of his 20#
black drum
of his 20#
black drum
I want to give a bit of advice to all that read this and are planning to fish with me or
any other fly fishing guide.
1) Practice your casting before you go on a trip. If you ask any fly fishing guide the one
thing anglers could improve on it would be their casting. Practice on windy days, calm
days, and as often as you can. Practice casts from 10, yes 10 feet to 50 feet., forward casts,
roll casts, and back casts. Learn to get the fly on target as quickly as possible normal
reaction time should be less than 3- 4 seconds(that is longer than you think). Most fish
with me are caught between 10 - 35 feet!
2) When you are delivering a fly to a fish, cast to where you want the fly to land, not the
fish. If you are casting at the fish, most of the time you will hit the fish. You want the fly in
front of the fish, in what I call the shoe box area in front of the red or black drum.
Your success does count on a good guide, but even more from your efforts. The guide can put
you on the fish, the rest is up to you and your guide wants you to succeed as much as you do.
Please, see the Tips & FAQ's page for more casting information
any other fly fishing guide.
1) Practice your casting before you go on a trip. If you ask any fly fishing guide the one
thing anglers could improve on it would be their casting. Practice on windy days, calm
days, and as often as you can. Practice casts from 10, yes 10 feet to 50 feet., forward casts,
roll casts, and back casts. Learn to get the fly on target as quickly as possible normal
reaction time should be less than 3- 4 seconds(that is longer than you think). Most fish
with me are caught between 10 - 35 feet!
2) When you are delivering a fly to a fish, cast to where you want the fly to land, not the
fish. If you are casting at the fish, most of the time you will hit the fish. You want the fly in
front of the fish, in what I call the shoe box area in front of the red or black drum.
Your success does count on a good guide, but even more from your efforts. The guide can put
you on the fish, the rest is up to you and your guide wants you to succeed as much as you do.
Please, see the Tips & FAQ's page for more casting information
Art Walshe with a
3 spot 7# Sept.
red
3 spot 7# Sept.
red
Please, check out the Photo Album and
Trophy Page for additional pictures of
anglers catches!
Those of you that have not sent me
pictures yet & want to, please do so!
Trophy Page for additional pictures of
anglers catches!
Those of you that have not sent me
pictures yet & want to, please do so!
Richard Saloom with one of his big
Sept. black drum, 32#
Sept. black drum, 32#
Lynn & Jack Ruck with Jack's 11# red of Oct. 3
Andy with one of his
"Heed the Call" reds.
Check out the photo
album for Mason and one
of his reds.
"Heed the Call" reds.
Check out the photo
album for Mason and one
of his reds.
Roy & Blair
with one of
Roy's reds.
with one of
Roy's reds.
Philip Mauter and his 8# red of Oct.
14
14
Mark & Jarrett with a double on late
October reds
October reds
Rick &
Rob with
one of a
few
October
doubles
Rob with
one of a
few
October
doubles
Myles of the Sewanee Fly Fishers
with a mid November red
with a mid November red
Jyote of
Sweden with
a nice windy
day October
red
Sweden with
a nice windy
day October
red
The Esquinazi's with some of
their November reds
their November reds
Fred with one of
his windy day
reds
his windy day
reds
Wake with a 19#red
New for 2012 we will post pictures for fishing reports and not put too many
angler reports. We hope to share more information for preperation for your
trip on this page as well as the Flies, Tips,. FAQ's Page
angler reports. We hope to share more information for preperation for your
trip on this page as well as the Flies, Tips,. FAQ's Page
Capt Kirby middle and right with some fun October
fishing with Rob Lazarine left. Reds, flounder and other
fish were caught.
fishing with Rob Lazarine left. Reds, flounder and other
fish were caught.
Ghost fishers
Welcome to Our World,
c/o Adam Adams
c/o Adam Adams
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