08/06/2026
My fly catcher buddy this morning.
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Guided fly fishing education and instruction for the novice to experienced in urban and sub-urban waters in and around Washington D.C.
08/06/2026
My fly catcher buddy this morning.
08/01/2026
My found one of its own kind today at the mall. Haven’t parked next to another marching since the spring trip to SRNY a few years back.
07/31/2026
Fascinating conversations with Chris Williams Shane Gulliksen hooksettersunionflyfishing Sky Blue Outfitters in the past few weeks on available just about anywhere you listen to and especially on Waypoint Podcast Network
A few books for you to check out this summer.
07/28/2026
My Fred Flintstone boat as my feet dangle. My Water Master was a gift from a former coworker and client. He grew up with fyi. He is over 7’ tall and had the boat custom made. My toes barely touch the foot strap. Still my favorite way to solo float and fish. My favorite boat for hiking in as it fits in a backpack. I’ve never had a bad time on my Watermaster. I want to float with mask and snorkel next time. See you on the river.
07/27/2026
Big fan of the mini and after field testing it needs to be tied on a lighter hook. First fish on the new fly and my new rod. Did not pass another boater or angler in 2 hours floating.
Floated Shepherdstown down to the cabin yesterday with my Water Master and my Hardy 5wt. Tested a smaller version of the and had a fantastic afternoon. Thanks to Caitlin Schneiderman for dropping me off at the ramp.
07/22/2026
This mule friend pointed me in the direction of some amazing small stream fishing outside Charlottesville before the match this past Sunday. We found largies, smallies, fall fish, long ear, and google eye bass in the same hole. Wet wading cold water was a bonus. If I wear this shirt when Spain is in the final they win. Pic from 2010 at a bar off 81 in Pa.
Wondering if the local fish eat non-native lanternflies? The fish are non-native.l to the area too.
06/01/2026
New episode. The life history. The hoppiest of Everything you need to know about this stupid bug. If you don’t have them you will. Some pics from last summer for the podcast listeners. One pic of a dead one in the snow. Spiders eat them. Lizards eat them. Birds eat them. FISH eat them.
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