Four Types of Bass on the Fly in a Day

For more than twenty years my solstice was spent fishing for sixteen straight hours on the Henry’s Fork.  I called it my “Henry’s Fork Marathon”.  I might still have a Henry’s Fork Marathon in 2019 but it won’t be on the longest day of the year.  Instead, this year I found myself waking up in … Read more

Saltwater Fly Fishing Seminars

Technically today was a work day for me because I was teaching one of my full day fly fishing seminars.  But I love giving these and todays was more special than others.  At 7 AM I met the Cape Cod Flyrodders Club on the Chatham Beach and gave a custom course about fly fishing from … Read more

Hunt for the 30″ Striper Continues

Meeting Vinny Foti at 6 AM came quick.  I’ve been running hard this June.  I’ve been running hard for ten years.  And yea, it’s for fishing most the time but the crack of dawn daily still makes a man tired.  That being said it was sure a great feeling when Vinny, Rick and I were … Read more

Fly Fishing Off Martha’s Vineyard

Today I went fishing with Bob Lewis.  Bob is the man who hired me to come speak to Cape Cod Flyrodders last September and also put me on my first false albacore.  He’s become a good friend and now he’s brought me back to Cape Cod again during prime striped bass fishing season.   I’ve … Read more

Fly Fish Cape Cod

You may recall last September when I delivered a full day fly fishing seminar to the Cape Cod Flyrodders Club in Hyannis, Massachusetts.  Before and after my seminar, friend Bob Lewis took me on the water and I caught my first ever false albacore on the fly.  The fishing and seminar went so well Bob … Read more

Back Bay Species Bashing

It was a windy one at 4:15 AM when I sat up from my sleeping bag on the camps porch this morning.  To head out in the canoe this early I need perfect calm conditions.  I took on a little more sleep then finally got up at 6.  I packed my Yeti along with my … Read more

Opening Day of the Ranch While in NH

At least 25 of the last 30 June 15’s I’ve spent fishing opening day of the Harriman Ranch on the Henry’s Fork.  In fact I did over 20 straight years of the opener between 1987 and 2007.  But with more trips to New Hampshire these days to see family, most occurring in June, I’ve missed … Read more

Fly Fishing with Kids

I didn’t have much time for fishing in NH today.  Mom and I headed to the nursing home to spend some time with dad this morning and he wasn’t in good shape.  I won’t get into it but he’s been in the home several years now and ended up here because of severe Parkinson’s and … Read more

Wolfeboro Railroad Tracks Fishing

Yesterday was horrible weather here in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire so instead of fishing I took the day to work and visited my dad at the nursing home.  Mom and Granny went to North Conway to do what women do.  The forecast for today however was superb so to make up for yesterday’s lost time Granny … Read more

Another Niece Another Fly Rod

Most of you probably saw this text from Montana on my Instagram page (jeffcurrier65).  If you didn’t, read it now and you’ll get a laugh.  Because of this text, I had to be the good uncle and bring her a rod.  Naturally I couldn’t bring one niece a rod and not the other.  This afternoon … Read more

Back Bay Wolfeboro, New Hampshire

I was planning to take two nieces fly fishing for smallmouth bass early this morning, Montana and Sierra.  Both with their new Winston rods!  Sierra ended up bailing out last minute because her softball team advanced in playoffs and she had a 9 AM game. Without Sierra, Montana and I opted for a more casual … Read more

Montana Fishes Her New Rod

Granny and I scooted across country on Thursday and spent the night with my brother in Amesbury, MA.  We caught Game 5 of the Stanley Cup at his local bar.  That was a blast except for the Bruins losing.   Yesterday we drove up to Wolfeboro, NH and Granny and I are all moved into … Read more