Category Archives: Fly Fishing Gear Review

Every once in a while a truly innovative product comes to the fly fishing market and really changes the way we do things. The proliferation of fly lines in the single hand and spey line world have created havoc in … Continue reading →

Check out the newest stealthy craft from Outcast Sporting Gear. The Fish Cat Scout gets you on the water with ease and allows for comfortable fishing on rivers or lakes. The Scout is 7ft long and only weight 35lbs. Portable, … Continue reading →

Review of new products and revised reintroductions for 2013 from Rajeff sports Echo Dec Hogan II (new): They took the immensely popular first generation Dec-O and went back to the shop to redesign mandrels, tapers & cosmetics.  Not just for … Continue reading →

It’s been hot and dry on the South Island of New Zealand this February. Fishing has been good but rain is needed badly to revive many of the streams and rivers that seem to be getting lower by the day. … Continue reading →

Sink tips for Spey fishing Part 3: Airflo Products Here’s a quick review of Airflo Polyleaders and the range of Airflo sink tips that are most popular and effective with Two-Hand Spey and Switch anglers fishing for anadromous and lake-run … Continue reading →

The five weight fly rod is widely considered the trout fishers most all around choice. Anglers use five weights for dry fly fishing, nymph fishing, hopper dropper rigs, and even streamer style methods. There are many fine fly rods being … Continue reading →

Echo Classic Two Hand Fly Rod Review, November 2012 If you do an Internet search on “Echo Classic” Fly Rods, you’re going to get confused – right fast. That’s true as I write this review, but the confusion is likely to … Continue reading →

I’ve been wearing a Simms ProDry Jacket and Bib for about a full year now.  I’ve also been answering individual email enquiries about this relatively new Simms Gore-Tex rain and storm-wear, so in the interest of efficiency, here is a … Continue reading →