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Tag Archives: home waters
Simply Trout Fishing
After a disappointing visit to a Finger Lakes tributary in search of larger brown trout and landlocked salmon, I returned home and got back to the basics of headwaters fishing. Yes, the weather was just as cold and damp and … Continue reading
Fiberglass Guy
I was feeling a bit “retro,” heading out for Opening Day of trout season in northern Pennsylvania, wielding a glass rod with an old English reel attached. Using fiberglass in this age of graphite and custom bamboo may seem like … Continue reading
Rivering (25 Years)
It was time to celebrate a quarter-century of fishing and exploring northern Pennsylvania. I was standing in the Allegheny River trying to catch a trout. Okay, no party lights or booze, just me with a fly rod in the cold damp … Continue reading
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Tagged Allegheny River fishing, exploring, home waters, Penn's Woods, Pine Creek, Ray Bergman, rivertops, stream reflections
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Rock Creek Satori
The Zen Buddhist term satori means “insight” or “enlightenment.” I know it’s dangerous to apply the term to fly fishing experiences because, as everybody knows, fishing is a recreational activity and not typically a spiritual event. Leave it to a … Continue reading
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Tagged big back yard, brook trout, Genesee, Greenwood Hill, home waters, native vs. stocked trout, Rock Creek, Rock Run, satori, Susquehanna
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