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Post by FlyManDan on Aug 13, 2014 10:59:09 GMT -5
I have been out a handful of times over the last couple of weeks and have not seen other vehicles pulled over to fish. Mostly been hitting the Upper Westfield because is running a lot colder then the lower sections. Would like to start to get better acquainted with the Hoosy.
How have all my old friends been that are still around?
Dan
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Post by DRYFLYPHIL on Aug 15, 2014 6:26:41 GMT -5
I've been out a few times myself. Several trips to the EB starting at the gorge. I generally fish the Housi, though this year with the rains, that river gets blown out quickly, & very slowly recedes. It seems by the time it comes back down to wading conditions, another 3"- 4" of rain comes & we start all over.
So the EB, has been my destination. I don't know that river well (I'll use that as my excuse) so the fly fishing has been slow.
Good luck & tight-lines...........Phil
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Post by Uplander on Aug 20, 2014 20:12:26 GMT -5
I haven't been out as much this summer as I'd like.
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Post by AgMD on Aug 26, 2014 18:21:44 GMT -5
I also haven't been out as much as I would like. Responsibilities and circumstances can really screw things up sometimes.
My major "fishing" accomplishment has been serving as a TU volunteer casting instructor at the Orvis Trout 101 classes. Each student gets a one year membership in TU which I understand is the single most successful recruitment program TU has. So it seems only fair that us TU members do what we can to make the program a success.
Besides it is just an enormous amount of fun and I have learned a lot which has improved my own casting. I still make the same mistakes but now I know what I am doing wrong.
The season is still young yet and fall fishing can be some of the best of the season so don't give up yet.
AgMD
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Post by DRYFLYPHIL on Aug 28, 2014 16:04:32 GMT -5
Actually, my most favorite time to fly fish is autumn. Hopefully more free time will also come my way............Phil
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