Been itching to test the DIY Tanago Rod we made using an Ice Fishing Rod blank and a Wine Cork. Looks like it works on the little Bluegill and Sunfish. Next step is to try catching a little minnow!
The Field Team continues to push the envelope in their push to expand communication with viewers and listeners. This round the Team hosts its first Live Stream fishing podcast on iFishNews.com!
Number 12 in the “Little Red Book of Fly Fishing” podcast series where I review fly fishing tips in parallel to the current Winter Trout Stocking Season in our area. This week starts Part Two of the book “Presentation: 61 Tips to Help You Place and Drift Your Flies So Trout Want to Eat Them!” The numbering continues consecutively from Part 1 with tips 46 through 49 discussed this week! See video at https://youtu.be/sHmHQUoMBvI Tip 46: Dead Drift Tip 47: High Stick Nymphing Tip 48: The Whole Nine Feet Tip 49: Mending Your Ways Do check back on our next episode in the series where we discuss tips 50 – 55. Tip 50: Finding Your Mark Tip 51: The Swing Tip 52: Doing the Continental Tip 53: Weighty Matters, Part 1 Tip 54: Weighty Matters, Part 2 Tip 55: Weighty Matters, Part 3 Good Luck and Good Fishing!
More info on Possum Kingdom! With the lake full and the flow good we caught almost trout till July this year up by the dam. Many had put on serious weight hope the lake stays full again this year. Tends to be best on the coldest days and a week or so after stocking. (Helps the crowd and let's new fish get acclimated) Retrieved from http://texasfishingforum.com/forums
Tough round this go… a little Bass and a Bluegill after spending most of the time trying to get Bass protecting their bed to strike. Had one strike but missed it; else, the Bass were definitely wary! Overall, have been pleasantly surprised at the convenience of Tenkara and its simplicity. Definitely makes it easier for quick trips to fish local ponds while out and about and/or on a whim!
Stopped at Crowley Park in Richardson on the commute. Fished the 2wt Discount Switch Rod and a Foam Grasshopper to catch a Bass or two! Lotta fun… Bass tended to strike when the hopper was sitting still. Slow stop and go was the key! Fum stuff!
Was able to limit out yesterday at Waterloo in Denison. Caught them on Ultralight Gear and Corn. Did get some underwater video using the Water Wolf Camera as well as practice with the 4wt 8′ fly rod using Rio’s Trout Max single spey shooting head. Still working on the underwater video. For now, below is a snippet of the action and a short clip on the Trout Max! Really liking the distance it provides! went #fishing yesterday, have some video to edit of uw shots. here is a snippet of one #trout that went for corn at #waterloopark #denison A post shared by COAF Field Team (@coaf.field.team) on Jan 15, 2018 at 7:20am PST
Beta test of a dual live stream on @COAF Field Team on YouTube and COAF Field Team on Facebook. Test was promising, even had folks join and did a little impromptu Q&A. Liking the folks joining! Do let us know if this format works… will plan to host more dual live streams in the future.
Here is a HubPages article – “ COAF Micro Fly Rod ” that details modifications that I made to a Pen Fishing Rod. The end result is a Micro Fly Rod that may be of interest to fishermen who would like to take up Micro Fishing! Do give it a try when you get a chance! Moreover, judging from the sturdiness of the rod, it looks like it can handle larger fish as well!
Been chuckling over Hank Patterson’s fly fishing videos! He put one out titled, “Hank and The Bait Fishers Part 1”, back in 2015. Looks like Part 2 was posted today! Check it out when you get a chance. Part 2… Also, here is Part 1 for reference…
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