Troutrageous! Fly Fishing & Other Nonsense
A fly fishing and tenkara themed blog about trout, pop-culture, and my daughter Lilly. Philadelphia born and raised, living in Northeast Florida.
If you've spent any time on this blog you know I mention Chase and Aimee Bartee of Tight Loops every now and then. They make some of my favorite fly fishing films, and their work has a way of blending beautiful cinematography with genuine storytelling that a lot of people in this space try for … Continue reading Two in the North – Tight Loops’ Must Watch New Series
Today's post is about a wonderful video called The Serpentine featuring Atlantic salmon fishing in Newfoundland and Labrador. It highlights the folks at Newfound Outfitting, specifically founder Ray Humber, but it's really about a group of friends who explore the Serpentine River system and encounter all that Mother Nature brings their way. Rain, mosquitoes, and … Continue reading Time Spent Fishing is Not Taken Off Your Total
These Videos Are Strangely Addicting It was rainy in the Jacksonville area over the weekend. It was the kind of weekend where you generally just stay indoors, although K.C. and I did make a little trip to the new Tractor Supply Co. and Culver's locations on Saturday just to check them out. Bought some cheeseburgers … Continue reading Down the Greg Ovens Rabbit Hole
If you haven't viewed Big Land, a wonderful film from the folks at Tight Loops yet, now is a great time to take it in. It was some of the best fishing story telling I've ever watched. Definitely worth the 45 or so minutes. Brook trout, History, Labrador, not much more needs to be said. … Continue reading Big Land: Brook Trout Fishing In The Heart Of Labrador – Now on YouTube
In an attempt to get outside, I've been taking a lot of long walks, either early evening or on the weekends, during this period of social distancing. It's been a great opportunity to get a little bit of exercise, fresh air, and catch up on the podcasts I typically listen to on my commute to … Continue reading Kings of the Yukon