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A couple of posts ago I reported on staying home from work to tie a few flies. I had tied a dozen beadhead nymphs days before with a Hunga...

The Hungarian Partridge nymph post from the other day represents a tried-and-true recipe I have been using for perhaps four or five years....

I had fully intended to put in a full day at work today.  But when I got up this morning, it was just too nice a day.  We'd had a coupl...

During recent years many of my nymphs and buggers have been made entirely from one or two soft hackle feathers, usually marabou type feathe...

We need some rain in New England.  That's really hard for me to say, since we had so much snow this winter.  But water levels in the ri...

Last Thursday seemed like the perfect day to start my 2015 trout fishing season. The water levels were perfect and the afternoon forecast w...

My friend Paul DiNolo has written another story for fishingwithfles.  Paul also has an upcoming article in the magazine "On The Water...

Yesterday I spent a delightful two hours at the annual Fly Fishing Show in Marlborough, MA.  I'm no longer particularly interested in t...

My trout days last year were spent entirely in small cold streams flowing from the mountains of northern New Hampshire.  While fishing from...