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LOL joeD... wait to early???

Nice... any pics?

Welcome.

I to will fly fish some. I didn't think about that.

Ron posted on his Facebook page that water is back to a normal high.

Flysmallie is absolutely correct. Find someone who fly fishes and get on the water.

yea that was one I planned on. Question... do you two to keep from spinning in the wind?

I got a fishing kayak for Christmas. Besides the oar and safety equipment, what are some must haves before I head out this spring.

I read a review about this book and asked Santa for Christmas. I must have been a good boy. I must say I really enjoy it, and I'm already tying some of the flies. There was some talk in another thread about a fly being to simple. Well... I'll let you know after I try some them on my favorite Blue Ribbon streams. I would also point out this would be a great gift or suggestion for someone new to fly tying. In addition to the simple flies, the book starts off with a decent, not great, how to section. PS... I actually got two of them, so if you want to buy an extra copy let me know before I return it.

Welcome aboard the crazy train. The most honest answer to your question is it depends, but here is my two cents. Find a fly shop in your area (depends on where you live). I don't mean bass pro or cabelas, but an honest to goodness fly shop. Don't get me wrong they can help, but not like a true fly shop will. Almost all fly shops will offer free casting lessons. Take them. Being able to cast your line will make this hobby more enjoyable. Decide on what you want to fish for. Panfish are the easiest and trout can be the hardest. (it depends). If you like bluegill fishing, man oh man is fly fishing top water flies a blast. Back to the fly shop, tell them what you want to fish for and ask for advice. Don't be like me and try everything at once. Pick one thing and go with that until you are comfortable with it. If you don't have ready access to a fly shop... YouTube If you have the funds... Get a guide that specializes in fly fishing. Tell him/her that you are new and want to start with basic fly casting. I promise you will learn more in one day from a good guy then months trying to figure it out on your own.

Let the sob rot in jail... Take his house and put his family on the street. Just pisses me off.

They will... it always seems that fishing is good after rain like this. Sad to say that though. Don't want to wish harm to anyone.

Well I got my first fishing kayak so now I have to decide on a rod or kayak add ons. Decisions decisions ?.

Any locals have pics of Mill or BSC?

Phil... I love the new mobile app. If you can, next upgrade can you add an "unread" link at the bottom of the page?

I'm already doing that. I trying to decide on the rod. I'm down to the one you got or the Suntech Kurenai rod. It is a lightweight rod which would be perfect for Mill Creek and Blue Springs Creek. I don't know if it would work in the trout parks... But I don't know if I would use it there.

Awesome morning. Thanks for the report.

Nice... were you in a blue ribbon area.

Tim... any suggestions for a small stream rod. My budget is around 180 or less.

Merry Christmas all. Take a minute and remember friends lost and military overseas away from home. Happy New Year.

Cool.. Let me know how it goes.

HINT... Winter fly swap.

20 years in the Air Force (people and spouses from every where) and living all over the world... that accent doesn't get to me. I still struggle with a heavy Indian (as in the continent) and a heavy Cajun accents. I had a boss once from Louisiana. When his parents came to visit, I could not understand a thing they said.

I thought the spawned in the spring?

How did it go?