 | Reading Water Part I: Color
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Reading Water Part I: ColorBy James A. Capes
AdsenseIn my opinion, the ability to read water in a river or stream environment is the single most important skill for a fly fisherman to master if he or she is in search of consistent success on the water. I often witness ... read more |
 | Epoxy Head Clouser
Tying the Epoxy-Head Clouser
By James A. Capes
AdsenseThe Epoxy- Head Clouser has become one of my go-to flies when fishing for northeastern saltwater gamefish such as Striped Bass, Weakfish and Bluefish. It can be tied in varied sizes and colors to match the needs of particular waters, se ... read more |
 | An Approach to Wading
An Approach to WadingAvoiding a free fall in the freestonesby James A. CapesAdsenseIt’s always the same embarrassing scene. As I get back up, shirt sleeves soaked, water rolling down my arms, I sheepishly look around to see if anyone noticed my graceful tumble. If you wade in slippery freeston ... read more |
 | The Case For Soft-Hackle
The Case for Soft-HackleEffective fly design using a century old conceptBy James A. Capes
AdsenseOver the past decade I have been noticing a consistent change in the flies that have earned a home in my fly boxes. The change I've observed is a growth of legs, wings, antennae, or gills. No ... read more |
