Fly reels for Salmon is a broad category because of the diversity of Salmon species that populate the US, Canada, Eurasia, and beyond. King Salmon require a much different fly reel than Pink Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Atlantic Salmon, etc. Commonalities exist across all Salmon species, however: they’re powerful, strong, and loads of fun to catch on a fly rod. Read on to find out which fly reel is the optimal Salmon-targeting tool.
So, was our recent adventure in New Zealand the trip of a lifetime? Did it cure the nags of winter and the stresses of office life? Read on to hear what we learned and what you should know before you sell the family farm and travel halfway around the world for the best trout fishing on Earth.
I recently spoke with my guide Dion about the best producing flies for Turneffe. (This usually came up in conversation after another refusal by a permit, asking: "what the heck should I tie on now?!")
Sage has always been known for making great rods. Recently, they released some pretty good reels too. I expect this year to be no different. Sage has three exciting releases for us this year, and certainly seems to have more new releases than anyone else in the marketplace.
Some of you may have heard - the IFTD (International Fly Tackle Dealer) Show and iCast (International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades) have been combined. IFTD was traditionally held in the middle of August, and marked the coming out of new lines for our industry. iCast, however, is held in early July. This change has left brands scrambling to get new products ready in time for the show. Some manufacturers aren't going. Others have only limited releases. Sage has
Welcome to Trident Fly Fishing. We are fly fishing's newest specialty retailer and home of a great selection and the lowest prices. We hope you'll enjoy shopping on our site as much as we've enjoyed building it. In the coming weeks we'll be posting some great information right here. Come back for reviews on the latest gear - fly rods...
