Ice In The Guides? PAM? WD-40?

January 25th, 2010 | Fly Fishing Guide | 6 Comments »

howdy again … while fly fishing in the cold, i have noticed that ice will sometimes get in the guides of my pole like the last two guides, the end one and the next one down. can you do anything about this?? i have heard you can spray PAM on the pole but will this do antyhing to the line? what about that goop you can smear on the guides?

There are several solutions to this problem. I wouldn’t use WD-40. Never know what that will do to your line, leader, or even your rod for that matter. Whatever you use, you have to be able to take it with you, because you can’t just spray some Pam on there and expect it to stay on all day. It’ll wear off. I use this:

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How Do I Use An Open Face Spinner Reel To Fish For Trout On A River In Missouri, Can I Fly Fish With This Reel?

January 25th, 2010 | How To Fly Fish | 4 Comments »


In fly fishing you cast the line as opposed to casting the lure like in spin or bait casting. The weight of the line carries the relatively weightless fly. In spin casting the weight of the lure carries the relatively weightless line.

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A Beginners Guide To Fly Fishing Flies

January 21st, 2010 | Uncategorized | No Comments »

Fly Fishing Lessons – Fly Fishing Flies

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Where In Southern NJ Can I Buy The Proper Flash Frozen Sushi Grade Fish And Tobikko Without Going To Philly?

January 18th, 2010 | How To Fly Fish | 1 Comment »

I know wegmans doesnt have the flying fish roe, and dont trust that the fish is sushi grade though it is extremely fresh and well handled. All searches lead me to north jersey or the online which shipping is 25+ alone, ridiculous.

Try Kinnono’s on Rt. 78 just east of the Cherry Hill Mall. My mom get all that stuff there.

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What Is The Furuno FCV 295 10.4″ Fish Finder

January 12th, 2010 | Uncategorized | No Comments »

If you are seriously into fishing then you already know that the equipment and tools that work in a pond or lake vary greatly from those tools and equipment you need to go deep sea fishing. The pond or lake offers smaller fish whereas the sea can offer catches that easily tip the scale into the hundreds of pounds. So if you are interested in catching those big numbers, then you need a fish finder that can do the job for you. No ordinary fish finder used on a pond is going to work. You need to check out the Furuno FCV 295 10.4″ Fish Finder.

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