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March 2013

Now Trout University Fly Rods

Wed, 03/27/2013 - 17:11 -- jmaslar

Now finally we have fly rods to offer! Whether you are a beginner trout fisherman or just starting out in the adventures of fly fishing, we have a superb deal for you. We have added the "Perfect Fly" Superb Five fly fishing Rod to our collection. It is by far the best fly rod and the best deal that we have ever seen and we are happy to offer it now after waiting patiently for over one year for its development.

Fly Fishing Lanyards Price Reduction

Tue, 03/26/2013 - 14:46 -- jmaslar

In our interest of providing the finest products at a very competitive price, we have reduced the price of our fast selling "Perfect Fly" lanyards; and just in time for the new season! With no bulky hot vests to wear, you will enjoy the comfort that these lanyards give you, The simplicity of the sturdy design have made them a favorite of trout fishermen anywhere, and we have a ladies lanyard as well.

South Holston River Report

Mon, 03/18/2013 - 10:02 -- jmaslar

Our little brown trout Mecca is destined for another top notch spring    Season. The river is estimated to hold 5000 fish per mile and with pods of world class sized brown trout mixed in. Last year we were able to land over two dozen fish 25 inches or bigger, with a many of those weighing in at over 10 pounds.

March: The BWO dry fly activity will remain good through the entire month. Float trips drifting nymph rigs, chucking streamers, and chasing risers is your best bet.

Red Quills and Hendrickson Flies

Wed, 03/06/2013 - 10:46 -- jmaslar

The Red Quill and the Hendrickson are not two different mayflies but indeed they are the same aquatic insect. The Hendrickson is the correct common name of the mayflies. The Red Quill however can be a catch all term. It is a common name often used for several species of Mayflies including the Quill Gordons, and Sulphurs.  However, when the term Red Quill is associated with the Hendricksons, it refers to the male spinner because the males are indeed a dark rusty red color. The female spinners are much lighter in color and would not fit the term Red Quill.

Legislation to Aid the Cumberland River Tailrace

Sun, 03/03/2013 - 15:19 -- jmaslar

Legislation has formally introduced legislation to prevent the United States Army Corps of Engineers from installing permanent blockades along the Cumberland River.  U.S. Rep. Ed Whitfield (R-Ky.), chairman of the House Subcommittee on Energy and Power made the announcement recently. U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander is also in support of the ban.

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