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River, High Sierra's, California
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photo e-mail it to us, we might
just run it!
River, High Sierra's, California
If you have a great trout fishing
photo e-mail it to us, we might
just run it!
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always find a monthly newsletter with anecdotes and
information pertinent to the time of year. Our
Webzines are FREE to members. There is an ever
growing list of online sites that sell equipment or
packaged trips. Our goal is to provide the best
information we can find for you to minimize your work
and maximize your time fishing. Look around the site
and visit the affiliate links from all around the country,
we are always interested in learning about a shop in
another neck of the woods. We love the sport and
want to share as much as we can about it throughout
the year to make your days on the water as
productive as possible. Our methods are simple, we
write or find excellent trout fishing articles for you and
in addition bring you up to date with the latest news
about the sport.
Remember, keep the tip up !!
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February 2010 Newsletter
The fishing season is still under the snow for a lot of guys but not
for long. Last month, I spoke about care for your equipment. This
month the theme is similar. I want to talk about taking care of you.
Fly fishing is usually not considered a physically demanding sport
and as a result a lot of guys think getting into shape for the season
is not necessary. Well, perhaps I might have harbored that idea
myself a great number of years ago but I found out differently as I
aged.
My experience indicates that daily walks of 30 minutes will put your
legs and ankles in shape. If you attempt to walk any distance in a
stream with a difficult bottom in waders or hip boots you know
what being in shape means. If you are out of shape the day will
end quickly at best and if you are out of shape you can get
seriously hurt or worse if you fall into the water.
I have two dogs and dogs need walks so everyday they oblige me
with 30 minutes on the leash. I bet they think the walks are just for
them. If you don’t have a dog, get a walking buddy and hit the
sidewalk for that quick thirty minute stroll.
Next, you can’t whip that fly line for any period of time if you are out
of shape. If you have a manual occupation no problem you are
probably good to go. If you work on your butt pushing keys, better
join a health club and get those arms working or start putting in a
bunch of hours in the back yard.
I could go on dealing with each and every part of your body but I
think that would not be as important as this simple advice. A
sport requires an individual to be in shape for the sport, fly fishing
is a sport, end of story.
for long. Last month, I spoke about care for your equipment. This
month the theme is similar. I want to talk about taking care of you.
Fly fishing is usually not considered a physically demanding sport
and as a result a lot of guys think getting into shape for the season
is not necessary. Well, perhaps I might have harbored that idea
myself a great number of years ago but I found out differently as I
aged.
My experience indicates that daily walks of 30 minutes will put your
legs and ankles in shape. If you attempt to walk any distance in a
stream with a difficult bottom in waders or hip boots you know
what being in shape means. If you are out of shape the day will
end quickly at best and if you are out of shape you can get
seriously hurt or worse if you fall into the water.
I have two dogs and dogs need walks so everyday they oblige me
with 30 minutes on the leash. I bet they think the walks are just for
them. If you don’t have a dog, get a walking buddy and hit the
sidewalk for that quick thirty minute stroll.
Next, you can’t whip that fly line for any period of time if you are out
of shape. If you have a manual occupation no problem you are
probably good to go. If you work on your butt pushing keys, better
join a health club and get those arms working or start putting in a
bunch of hours in the back yard.
I could go on dealing with each and every part of your body but I
think that would not be as important as this simple advice. A
sport requires an individual to be in shape for the sport, fly fishing
is a sport, end of story.