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Angling With Angels

Posted on June 4, 2019 by rivertoprambles

The inclement weather of late (an overdose of rains) has kept me from the lawnmower and the fly rod more than I prefer, so I’ve had some time to figure things out. I’ve decided (after a little research) that fishing … Continue reading →

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Autumn Browns (and Salmon, Too)

Posted on November 3, 2013 by rivertoprambles

Thanks to recent rains, the creek was high and colored. The morning sun was disappearing as the rain clouds drifted in again. At last, the tributary to Lake Ontario was looking good for a run of trout and salmon. My … Continue reading →

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The Slate Run Odyssey, Part 8

Posted on June 24, 2012 by rivertoprambles

Earlier in the month, at the summer meeting of the Slate Run Sportsmen, wife Leighanne won a small box of dry flies in a raffle. She gave them to me– six dry flies that are more than ordinary lures for trout. They’re Blue-winged Olives (cutwing … Continue reading →

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Autumn Journal: November 7

Posted on November 13, 2011 by rivertoprambles

In the afternoon I fished the upper Allegheny River, the Delayed Harvest water, well up into the woods. The stream conditions matched the beauty of the weather, clear and cool, full and comfortable. And the fishing was good– a nice change in … Continue reading →

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