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Offshore Streamers

Christmas Island Special - Great for Bonefish Everywhere Christmas Island is a special place, and this is a special fly. No bonefish trip should be started with a few. (more)

Surf Candy - Works as good as it sounds An east coast specialty - the slim surk candy does a great job of imitating slim baitfish like sand lances and baby anchovies. (more)

Take a fist-full of Sea-Habit Bucktails to Mexico This is probably the best fly for imitating the sardines that are so effective anywhere - but especially for Dorado in the Loreto and East Capre regions of Baja. (more)

Lefty's Deep Clouser Flat-out Catches Fish The deep clouser, with its dumbbell eyes and slim profile, gets deeper than most salt water flies. It has many uses, but is exceptional for Stripers on both coasts. (more)

Fire On the Mountain

It is the first week of August, and there is fire in the mountains. I�m sitting on a rock overlooking a steep, wooded canyon and far below me, the river winds like copper wire through smoke-shrouded folds of cedar, fir, and madrone.(more)

Try a Stonefly Nymph for that first Trout of the year
Here in central Oregon, and in many trouty locations, some waters are open all year long.(more)

Dorado and the Rio Clouser Fly Line
If you want to test a saltwater fly line in extreme conditions - its hard to beat a school of fired-up Dorado on a windy day.(more)

Fish Creek
Modoc County is a strange place. Identical looking lakes can be exact opposites when it comes to their fishery.(more)

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