Yep. Ties. In a fly shop. But they are from Simms, so it’s ok. Really. So, for those of you who wear these things, they are here!
Archive for the ‘Gear’ Category
Wait, Ties You Say?
Posted in Fly Fishing, Gear, tagged Fly Fishing, Fly Shop, Gear on November 1, 2010 | 3 Comments »
New Toys!
Posted in Fly Fishing, Gear, tagged Fly Fishing, Gear, Rods, technology on October 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Fall is basically Christmas in the fly fishing industry – all the new goodies announced at the show start showing up at our doorstep, and Remy, our UPS guy is the best surrogate Santa ever. Today the Sage Train came for a visit! We received our first TXL-F (F for Four Piece) ultralight rods, two [...]
We’re Back with a NEW Website! (and a NRX Review for fun)
Posted in Gear, News & Events, tagged Fly Fishing, Gear, Rods, Texas on October 2, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Apologies on the length between posts folks – we have been ripping and tearing, rending and pulling, stripping and setting to bring you the new and improved: www.tailwatersflyfishing.com – head on over and check it out! Also, Tex Moore and I just had the pleasure of casting the new (and unbelievably hyped-up) Loomis NRX rods. [...]
Nice Clouser Review from Joel Hays
Posted in Bass, Carp, Fly Fishing, Gear, tagged Carp, Fly Fishing, Freshwater, Rods on October 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Friend of the shop and carp-guru Joel Hays had a nice review of the new TFO Clouser rod series on his blog this week – click HERE to check it out!
Kamchatka, Russia 2009
Posted in Fly Fishing, Gear, Kamchatka, Photography, Russia, Travel, Trout, tagged big trout, dogs, Fly Fishing, Freshwater, hatch reels, Kamchatka, Photography, River Fishing, Spey on August 22, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Wednesday August 5, 2009 I’m about to embark on my second trip to Kamchatka in search of the ever elusive 30” rainbow trout. Although the idea of 24 hours in the air isn’t exciting, the big Kamchatka Rainbow is definitely reason to endure such an arduous journey. I’m also excited about touring Moscow. My traveling [...]
