Fly Fishing Adventures: Memories From Florida To Maine And In Between

2006 Fly Fishing Video

Joey’s reflective fish tale inspired me to look back on last year’s fly fishing journies. The past couple weeks have been tough going as far as the weather is concerned. Sub – zero temperatures coupled with near record, lake effect snow “events”, as they refer to them here. Most places in Oswego County have seen well over 100” of the white stuff over the past six days and it is still coming down at this moment. Unless you have a good pair of snowshoes Steelhead fishing is more or less a pipe dream. Being pinned down the past few weekends has allowed me the time to sift through some digital memories and bring them back to the forefront. While watching the images dance by on the monitor it threw me back in time for a spell. I could almost feel the tropical sun of the Everglades, hear the optimistic song of the American Robin on the Delaware, and feel the strong surge of a Treasure Coast albacore. The past year has been an absolute blast. I truly enjoyed seeing a ton of new water, meeting people who are just as passionate about fly fishing, catching new species and learning different fly fishing techniques that are exclusive to a certain an region. At this point it seems like spring mayfly hatches are light years away, although I guess it is a good thing to sit back and seek a little shelter from the storm now and then.