brewingup

I can't say much from experience (i'm still green) but I'm reading 'Big Trout - How and Where to Target Trophies': http://globalflyfisher.com/reviews/books/b...ingle.php?id=41 I have learned a lot from all the research and scientific analysis in here. It's the opinion of the author that it's the change in light (associated with rising/falling pressure = clouds vs. clear) that affects feeding patterns and not the pressure itself. He also said that the change in pressure is negligable to fish considering the water pressure changes associated with depth changes that they are subject to. This makes sense to me. Regardless, it's a really good book and I would recomend it, especially for anyone ignorant but learning - like me.

i started buying tying tools today. I still need to get a vice ($$) and a few other things. I can't wait to start tying flies and am even more inspired now having read this post!! For anyone else I found this really good tutorial for beginners online: http://www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/beginners/ let's do it!!

coho on dryfly? or am i just dumb? looks like fun!!

ditto. got scared for a sec. haha

ok, i'm new here. I was so excited about joining the board. Now i'm sitting at work and cannot concentrate on anything that i'm supposed to be doing. I'm just picturing myself at that stream. Great stuff! thanks alot