Check out this great teaser for an upcoming documentary about traveling and fly fishing with kids. The Ball family, from East Tennessee, calls itself "datroutcrew," and they seem to be living up . . .
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Written by: Tim Linehan, Linehan Outfitting Co.
Recently, I was going through gear in preparation for my first guide trip of the season. As I started pulling line off a reel, I immediately noticed two things. First, the line was filthy and instead of. . .
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In the latest great fly-tying video from Tightline Productions, Tim Flagler ties a variation of the venerated Pat's Rubberlegs, which he has previously featured. The "plus" in the name here . . .
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Written by: Colin S. Shaffer
Editor's Note: Orvis head of Rod & Tackle Steve Hemkens was in the Orvis rod shop recently, and rod-repair supervisor Jim West happened to show Steve the. . .
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Our friend Colin McKeown of The New Fly Fisher and his colleagues spend a lot time chasing big . . .
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I always mistrust fly fishers who mouth the platitude, “I don’t care if I catch any fish or not; it’s just nice to get out there.” Sure. Then why don’t you leave the rod home and save yourself the . . .
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Building a tapered thread body on a small hook, for a fly such as a Zebra Midge, is a fairly simple process, but things can go wrong pretty easily. You don't want to end up with a misshapen or fat . . .
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When you've been fly fishing for more than 30 years, like John Herzer has, you don't need a fancy studio to shoot a how-to video. You just sit on the riverbank and demonstrate a skill that you. . .
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We've been big fans of Rolf Nylinder of Frontsidefly since the earliest days of this blog, but his style has changed considerably in recent years. It’s been over a year since he has produced a video, . . .
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When I’m giving presentations on reading the water, I often get questioning looks when I say that trout are more likely to feed in front of rocks than behind them. In this video, Dave and Amelia . . .
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Kim Bryant has done many different jobs in the fly-fishing industry: she's been a shop rat at Concord Outfitters in Massachusetts; a guide at New York's Ausable Club and Wyoming's. . .
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The American Fly Fishing Trade Association has announced that Matt Smythe will join their team as communications director.
Read more in the press release below.
Smythe named AFFTA Communications Director
Bozeman, Montana: The American Fly Fishing Trade Association is pleased to announce that Matt Smythe has been hired as communications director.
“We are all excited to have Matt, with his considerable talents, join the AFFTA team,” said AFFTA President Ben Bulis. “His passion for the outdoors, especially fly-fishing, coupled with his communications skills will ensure our members and the public know about the important work we are doing.”
A freelance writer since 2011, Smythe has worked in advertising since 2004 holding positions from business development to creative direction on brands like General Motors, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Thomas & Thomas, and ScentBlocker. He’s also a filmmaker and published writer with stories and poetry appearing in Fly Fish Journal, The Drake, Midcurrent, Boating Magazine, Southern Culture on the Fly, Post Magazine, and others.
An Army veteran and native of the Finger Lakes region in Western New York where he lives with his wife and three kids, Smythe is an avid outdoorsman who grew up fishing, bowhunting, and camping, learning how to fly fish during grad school—a passion that made a profound impact on both his personal and professional life. Coupled with his professional background in marketing communications at the national level, his experience will be a huge asset to AFFTA and its membership.
“There’s never been a more important time for our industry to stand together for what’s right,” Smythe says. “To help bring more people to the fly fishing community and more voices to the conversation. I’m excited and proud to be joining AFFTA in support of our members and our sport’s future.”
Matt can be reached at matt.smythe@affta.org
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AFFTA advocates for and promotes the sustained growth of the fly fishing industry. By igniting consumer demand for products and services, providing businesses the tools to be successful, and advocating for access, protection and restoration of fishing waters, we will continue to enhance the passion and profitability of the sport of fly fishing.
Winston has announced a new sales program for 2018 called “Cast a Winston – Win a Winston.” The program is designed to reward customers “who cast any Winston rod at a Fly Fishing show or Winston Dealer event by entering them in a free raffle for a chance at winning the Winston Kairos rod of their choice.”
Read more in the press release below.
The R.L. Winston Rod Company is pleased to announce its new 2018 Sales Program, Cast a Winston – Win a Winston.
This simple program is designed to reward customers who cast any Winston rod at a Fly Fishing show or Winston Dealer event by entering them in a free raffle for a chance at winning the Winston Kairos rod of their choice.
Winston has reached out to their all their authorized dealers to promote this program and will be providing them with Cast a Winston – Win a Winston posters, raffle tickets and event notifications via Winston’s social media channels.
The Cast a Winston – Win a Winston raffle is part of our overall dealer support program and provides our independent dealers with a consistent and generous initiative during their Spring campaigns.
“Winston wants to formalize our participation in Dealer Demo days in a nationally advertised program that shows our support and appreciation for each of our dealers. The Winston sales team will reach out to each of our dealers to build a comprehensive calendar of events and a thorough distribution of the program in all 50 states.”
– Jim Murphy, Sales Manager
Happy Cast a Winston Participants at the Atlanta Fly Fishing Show.
For more information please contact Winston at 866-946-7637 or at info@winstonrods.com.
Written by: Ted Fauceglia
For the ardent dry-fly angler, the advent of the spring trout-fishing season stirs feelings of anticipation like nothing else. Sure, dredging weighted stonefly nymphs and Woolly Buggers through winter's . . .
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Anyone who reads fly-fishing magazines and websites knows that the bonefish is one of the real prestige species for saltwater anglers, but, despite the fact that I edited one of those magazines, I'd never even seen a bonefish in person until about a dozen years ago. My whole fly-fishing. . .
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Back in October, reader Vincent Piasecke sent us a batch of great photos from the Laurel Highlands of southwestern Pennsylvania, and it turns out that his winter fishing has been pretty good, too. . . .
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The American Fly Fishing Trade Association has announced two new industry awards: the Jim Range Conservation Leadership Award and the AFFTA Industry Leadership Award.
Read more in the press release below.
AFFTA is Seeking Nominations For Two New High-Profile Awards
The American Fly Fishing Trade Association’s board of directors has formalized and approved the creation of two industry awards: the Jim Range Conservation Leadership Award and the AFFTA Industry Leadership Award. AFFTA is are asking for your help in identifying people who should be considered for these awards.
The Jim Range Conservation Leadership Award could not be more appropriately named. This award is given in recognition of exemplary efforts demonstrating a commitment to AFFTA’s policy protocol: Access to healthy habitat creates recreational opportunity that leads to economic activity.
The AFFTA Industry Leadership Award will be given in recognition of exemplary efforts to further AFFTA’s mission to promote the sustained growth of the fly-fishing industry.
Please send your recommendations and an explanation on why the person deserves the award to Government Affairs and Alliances Committee chair, Tom Sadler at tsadler@middlerivergroup.com by March 16, 2018.
AFFTA’s Government Affairs and Alliances Committee will review the nominations and make recommendations to the board. The board will consider those recommendations and vote on the recipients and the winners will be announced at IFTD this summer.
Welcome to another edition of our weekly trivia challenge, in which we test your knowledge of all things fly fishing and where you might learn a thing or two about this sport we love. Here are . . .
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Last year, The Orvis Company launched 50/50 on the Water, an aggressive initiative to introduce more women to the sport we love and to promote those already making a mark in the fly . . .
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If you haven’t been out fishing for a few months, weeks, or even days, chances are that your line has settled into a series of coils from being on your reel for so long. When you peel line off. . .
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This short documentary from The Deschutes River Alliance explains how selective water withdrawal operations have impacted the health of the river and the community of Maupin, Oregon.
We have been posting for weeks about the decision to build a reservoir south of Lake Okeechobee to help deal with polluted runoff. Two weeks ago, the South Florida Water Management District . . .
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Written by: The Staff of Montana Angler
As the winter snow flies in Montana, it is easy for the mind to wander to warmer days spent exploring the intimate streams that we fly anglers hold near and dear to our hearts. Perhaps a sense of . . .
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Written by: George Daniel
Our friend George Daniel put together this great video, in which he demonstrates how to tie one of his favorite streamer patterns, the Sculp Snack. Although the pattern looks complex, you'll see . . .
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In 2017 Emerger Stragegies announced their commitment to 1% for the Planet, and for the coming year Bonefish Tarpon Trust (BTT) will be its nonprofit recipient for 2018.
Read more in the press release below.
Emerger Strategies and Bonefish Tarpon Trust announce partnership through 1% for the Planet.
From Emerger Strategies:
Emerger Strategies joined 1% for the Planet in 2017 and has committed to donate 1% of annual sales to support nonprofit organizations focused on the environment, and Bonefish Tarpon Trust (BTT) will be its nonprofit recipient for 2018. Emerger Strategies believes in the important work BTT is doing because it cares deeply about protecting fisheries as issues such as population, policy and pollution increasingly threaten them.
This partnership is special because BTT is working to protect the flats fisheries that bonefish, tarpon and permit call home and Emerger Strategies uses its business as a tool to protect what it loves, which is fishing the flats.
Through its 1% for the Planet membership, Emerger Strategies has partnered with Bonefish Tarpon Trust who to date has too many accomplishments to list, but here are a few:
“BTT thanks Emerger Strategies for choosing BTT to be its 2018 1% for the Planet recipient, which will support BTT’s efforts to conserve bonefish, tarpon, and permit fisheries,” said Nick Roberts, BTT Director of Marketing & Communications.
Emerger Strategies is thrilled to work with Bonefish Tarpon Trust by making a financial contribution to the wonderful work BTT is doing. Rick Crawford, Emerger Strategies President stated, “the partnership between Emerger Strategies and Bonefish Tarpon Trust is significant because we believe in BTT’s science-based approach to conservation and want to support the work BTT is doing to conserve flats fisheries.”
About Emerger Strategies
Emerger Strategies is a sustainability and marketing agency that works with businesses to increase their growth while minimizing their environmental impact by turning their sustainability achievements into powerful marketing stories. Emerger Strategies mission is to build purpose-driven brands that solve social and environmental problems.
About Bonefish Tarpon Trust
BTT’s mission is to conserve and restore bonefish, tarpon and permit fisheries and habitats through research, stewardship, education and advocacy.
Through science-based approaches, BTT is working to protect and enhance healthy, functioning flats fisheries and habitats in the Western Hemisphere, and restore those in decline. This work is being done in collaboration with other institutions and governments.
About 1% for the Planet
1% for the Planet is a global organization that connects dollars and doers to address the most pressing issues facing our planet. We are a network of more than 1,200 member businesses, numerous individuals, and thousands of nonprofit partners in more than 40 countries. Started in 2002 by Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, and Craig Mathews, founder of Blue Ribbon Flies, our members have given more than $150 million to environmental nonprofits. For more information about 1% for the Planet, please visit www.onepercentfortheplanet.org or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
Written by: Trent Simon, Three Rivers Ranch
Before we hit the water, I stopped by the shop with my lifelong friend, Nevin, to grab a few necessities and extra flies that had been working great for me--Soft Hackle PMDs and yellow . . .
The post Photos and Story: Big Trout on a Borrowed Fly Rod appeared first on Orvis News.
Most of us spend a fair amount of time during the winter piddling around with gear, fly boxes, flies, and waders, but when spring’s arrival becomes apparent, it seems like there is always more to. . .
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As hatches become fewer and farther between in the fall, most anglers will be fishing with subsurface nymphs or streamers. When you can't see your fly, detecting strikes can be the difference between. . .
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The final steps of creating a Pheasant Tail Nymph involve adding legs that sweep back from the head along the thorax. In this short video, Tim demonstrates his ingenious methods for finishing . . .
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This week for “Master Class Monday”—our new feature about taking your fly fishing skills to the next level—Pete Kutzer demonstrates a quick-and-dirty way to make the wraps for creating . . .
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Written by: Peter Nardini, American Museum of Fly Fishing
In honor of Presidents Day, we are featuring some of our most important fly-fishing Presidents. Because the Presidents took longer time off, sometimes up to three months, the opportunity. . .
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Denver-based Trouts Fly Fishing has announced their search for an eCommerce Manager.
Read more in the press release below.
TROUTS Fly Fishing looking for an eCommerce Manager
eCommerce Manager
Job Description
At Trouts Fly Fishing, we offer customers an accessible environment, knowledgeable staff, and a consistent experience – both online and in stores. The eCommerce Manager will drive all online sales and fulfillment through our website www.trouts.com. The ecommerce Manager will work with the Owner and Chief Operations Manager to improve the online customer experience to achieve company targets and KPI’s. The eCommerce Manager will develop the strategy, manage, and execute the merchandising direction for our eCommerce solution and other digital markets. The successful candidate will collaborate with key stakeholders including but not limited to Owner, Chief Operations Manager, Marketing and Brand Manager, and Manufacturing Partner/Affiliates to develop brand ecommerce strategy and execute initiatives to better serve targeted customers. The eCommerce Manager will also manage the end-to-end customer experience for online sales. He/she is responsible for increasing monthly online sales.
The eCommerce Manager will be responsible for developing and implementing key metrics that measure the success of the eCommerce Business and presenting reports to leadership team. He/she will take on a consultative role and work closely with the Chief Operations Manager and Brand and Marketing Manager, to build the strategic marketing direction to provide greater emphasis on digital channels in a way to deliver a unique customer shopping and brand experience.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Experience and Requirements:
Preferred 1-3 years’ digital marketing experience in a retail and/or online retail environment that includes:
All interested parties should send a resume and cover letter to jobs@troutsflyfishing.com
Phil Rowley and Brian Chan have announced the release of their Stillwater Fly Fishing App, packed with educational tips for fly fishing for trout in stillwaters. The app is available through both Google Play and iTunes.
Read more in the press release below.
Stillwater Fly Fishing App is Now Live
Have you ever wanted to spend a day on the water with Phil Rowley and Brian Chan? Here’s your chance to have them join you!
Phil Rowley and Brian Chan, two of North America’s most respected Stillwater fly fishers, are excited to announce the release of their long-awaited Stillwater Fly Fishing App. Phil and Brian have combined their 75 years of experience fly fishing for trout and char in lakes to develop this valuable educational tool. This App will become an essential tool in the toolbox for anglers of all skill levels.
The app is broken down into six chapters covering such topics as the freshwater fishing regulations for all states and provinces, entomology, leaders and knots, techniques and tactics, equipment and favourite stillwater flies. Each topic is presented in video format that can be easily downloaded and saved to your mobile device.
Once downloaded, the video tips can be watched anywhere. No Wi-Fi connection is required to view the tips once they have been downloaded.
Topics include:
These are just a small sample of the over 75 tips provided in the initial launch of this App. New tips will be added monthly, so you can continue to increase your knowledge base and most importantly put them into use when you are on the water. Please visit iTunes (Apple devices) or Google Play (Android devices) to download this wealth of stillwater fly-fishing knowledge and improve the quality of your time on the water.
Tim Flager demonstrates how to tie a Euro Early Black Stone in this week’s featured tying video.
Angler and musician Anthony Dante has released a debut EP, “Mountain Songs,” featuring the song “On the Line,” which is a depiction of his passion for fly fishing “and the intangible characteristics that come along with it,” explains Dante. Listen to “On the Line” here, and visit Dante’s website for more information on the album.
When we think of largemouth bass, most of us either have a vision of a small farm pond or a big wide-open lake. But there are many excellent largemouth bass fisheries in rivers. And the . . .
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The Canadian anglers at The New Fly Fisher know a thing or two about big brook trout, having spent much time fishing in northern Quebec, Labrador, and Newfoundland. This experience informs . . .
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Even though the quintessential fly-fishing image involves casting dry flies to rising fish, we spend considerably more time presenting flies underwater to fish we can’t see, and beginning fly . . .
The post Pro Tips: 10 Ways to Get Your Nymphs to the Bottom appeared first on Orvis News.
The 2018 Ireland Angling Show will be held February 17-18 at the National Show Centre near Dublin, Ireland. The event features an exhibition hall featuring top brands and new products as well as demonstrations from experts in the field. Visit the Ireland Angling Show website for further details.
This short film from Cory Routh and Flymen Fishing Company features Lefty Kreh and Walt Cary chronicling the rise and fall of a legendary fishery in Coastal Virginia.
Welcome to another edition of our weekly trivia challenge, in which we test your knowledge of all things fly fishing and where you might learn a thing or two about this sport we love. This week, . . .
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Written by: Kip Vieth, Wildwood Float Trips
As the snow melts and the spring creeks of the Driftless Area start to settle down, every fly angler in or near this unique region starts to twitch. Spring fever is at a fever pitch, and fly fishers are. . .
The post Top 10 Flies for Early-Season Driftless Area Spring Creeks appeared first on Orvis News.
The new issue of the online magazine Southern Culture on the Fly serves up plenty of great photography, hot fishing tips, and a healthy dose of the off-kilter humor and perspective that . . .
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Welcome to the latest installment of a new feature on the Orvis Fly Fishing blog, the Wednesday Wake-Up Call, a weekly roundup of the most pressing conservation issues important to . . .
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A few years ago, Eric Rickstad and I made plans to go to Montana in late April for the Orvis Western Guide Rendezvous. As soon as our travel plans were finalized, Eric started talking . . .
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In the latest great fly-tying video from Tightline Productions, Tim Flagler ties a variation on an old favorite, the Early Black Stone. Although he's had good luck with a standard pattern, this year . . .
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A few weeks ago, to help break out of the off-season doldrums, we launched the Helios 3 Winter-Blues Giveaway, for which received thousands of entries. We recently heard back from our . . .
The post Meet the Winner of Our Winter-Blues Helios 3 Giveaway! appeared first on Orvis News.
The easiest way to add a second fly in a tandem rig is to attach the dropper line directly to the hook of the top fly. However, some anglers struggle a bit because the knot slips off the hook or . . .
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Written by: Mike Tayloe, Finns West,
After more than 20 years as a wilderness paramedic and fly-fishing guide, I can assure you that most anglers overlook the importance of carrying a good first-aid kit. I have dealt with many . . .
The post Pro Tips: What Kind of First-Aid Kit Should You Carry? appeared first on Orvis News.
Here's a sweet little German video that tells the simplest story in fly fishing, from the walk in to the cast to the landed trout. The cinematography is great, but there's also some unintended . . .
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Every fly-tying recipe features specific materials . . . but none call for junk that’s on your hands. Yet, if you start tying with dirty, greasy fingers, you’re bound to transfer some of that gunk to the fly . . .
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Now or Neverglades Declaration is a nonpartisan group of 20 like-minded and knowledgeable individuals and organizations working to find a solution to Florida’s water pollution problems. They have issued an urgent call to action for anglers to voice their concerns to Florida Governor Rick Scott about the Water Management District’s failure to properly design the EAA Reservoir, and to call for Gov. Scott to cancel Big Sugar leases on taxpayer land so the District can deliver a reservoir plan that will work for both residents of Florida and the environment.
The very first winter trout I ever caught came from the Musconetcong River in Hackettstown, New Jersey, more than 20 years ago. I didn’t really believe it would happen and was completely. . .
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Considered one of the more beautiful trout in North America, the Colorado River cutthroat trout (Oncorhyncus clarkii pleuriticus) once inhabited the high-elevation streams and lakes of the Green . . .
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One of the most common questions I get on the podcast is about casting big flies. People think they are doing something wrong when casting huge streamers because they can’t get the . . .
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Reilly Rod Crafters has announced the release of the Joe Mahler Signature series fly rods. The rod is a medium-fast action rod is available in two models: the Lily Pad 5/6 and the Cypress 7/8.
Read more in the press release below.
Reilly Rod Crafters Announces New Joe Mahler Signature Series Fly Rods
Palmyra, VA (February 8, 2018) – Reilly Rod Crafters is proud to announce the addition of the Joe Mahler Signature series fly rods to its line-up of quality fly rods. The Joe Mahler Signature Series rods feature a unique grip design with logo etched in flor-grade cork handle and have a complete lifetime warranty.
“We are very excited to launch the Mahler Signature Series,” said RRC President and CEO Chris Reilly. Reilly describes the Mahler series as, “everyday rods… comfortable, like your favorite pair of jeans. It’s the rod you’ll grab when you want to spend a relaxing day on the water.”
Reilly Rod Crafters other signature series rods include designs with fly fishing legends Stu Apte and Chuck Kraft. Reilly continued, “You likely know Joe from his numerous casting articles and illustrations. His easy-going approach and effortless casting style fit perfectly with the Reilly philosophy.”
On working with Reilly Rod Crafters, Mahler commented, “In ten years of giving private casting lessons, I have noticed that both beginners and experienced casters advance quicker and with less effort with a medium-fast action rod. I described what I wanted to Chris and he was able to deliver precisely what I was hoping for.”
The rods are available in two models, the Lily Pad 5/6 and the Cypress 7/8, using colors pulled directly from nature. The Lily Pad is a shade of bright green, and the Cypress is medium orange. Both models feature salt-ready hardware, including three titanium stripping guides. They also come with a color-matched cloth sock and plastic tube for easy transport. Both rods retail for $289.
“On favorite rods that I’ve had over the years, I customized my cork grips to feature a ‘dip’ for finger or thumb placement. This ‘dip’ adds both comfort and stability to the grip, so I knew that if I ever designed a rod, the ‘dip’ would be a must,” said Mahler. ”When I first casted a Reilly rod at the Virginia Wine and Fly Fishing Festival, I knew that I wanted to work with these folks,” he added.
For more information or to order the rods online visit https://reillyrods.com/product/joe-mahler-signature-series, or check the list of Reilly Rod dealers.
For further information, contact Chris Reilly at Chris@ReillyRods.com
