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June Fly of the Month: Woolly Bully
The Woolly Bully is the brainchild of our friend Nathan Sundine who sought to meld two highly effective bream patterns, the Bluegill Bully and Woolly Bugger, into a no nonsense,...
June Fly of the Month: Woolly Bully
The Woolly Bully is the brainchild of our friend Nathan Sundine who sought to meld two highly effective bream patterns, the Bluegill Bully and Woolly Bugger, into a no nonsense,...
Fly Fishing Report: June 2017
June's North Sound fly fishing report comes to you courtesy of the sun, whose lingering presence has bestowed a great number of overwhelmingly pleasant fishing opportunities on us. From baking...
Fly Fishing Report: June 2017
June's North Sound fly fishing report comes to you courtesy of the sun, whose lingering presence has bestowed a great number of overwhelmingly pleasant fishing opportunities on us. From baking...
May Fly of the Month: D-Rib Carey Special
This month's fly of the month brings you the D-Rib Carey. The Carey Special was originally developed in the 1920's by retired British soldier Colonel Carey, who sought a sure...
May Fly of the Month: D-Rib Carey Special
This month's fly of the month brings you the D-Rib Carey. The Carey Special was originally developed in the 1920's by retired British soldier Colonel Carey, who sought a sure...
Fly Fishing Report: May 2017
After a long and seemingly endless spell of gray skies, perpetual rain and tireless wind, we're beginning to catch a glimpse of silver lining in our local forecast. The sun...
Fly Fishing Report: May 2017
After a long and seemingly endless spell of gray skies, perpetual rain and tireless wind, we're beginning to catch a glimpse of silver lining in our local forecast. The sun...
April Fly of the Month: Nano's Leech
Here's another healthy dose of Phil Rowley's tying expertise from his recent visit to Bellingham. Nano's Leech is a pattern Phil picked up from a friend during a trip to...
April Fly of the Month: Nano's Leech
Here's another healthy dose of Phil Rowley's tying expertise from his recent visit to Bellingham. Nano's Leech is a pattern Phil picked up from a friend during a trip to...
Fly Fishing Report: April 2017
Daffodils, Tulips, Skunk Cabbage in full bloom, Spring has finally sprung. The winter we'd thought would never end is finally showing signs of fatigue and in it's snowy, icy and...
Fly Fishing Report: April 2017
Daffodils, Tulips, Skunk Cabbage in full bloom, Spring has finally sprung. The winter we'd thought would never end is finally showing signs of fatigue and in it's snowy, icy and...