I bought 4 colors of these rugs (30″X 20″) for $20 each.
I have way more of these 4 colors than I need.
Fly-tying material, mop fly
Author: "Puck"
TFFers travel to South Louisiana
On February 11, 2019, Joe French, Dennis Auger, Nicolas Lestrer and Joe Nicklo travelled to South Louisiana with hopes and expectations of fooling those wily big bull red fish with feathers and tinsel at the end of a 30-pound leader … and with the help of two seasoned guides.
2019-02, Harmon Creek report
Eight anglers made the outing. Six in kayaks, and two in a motorized canoe. Found out after launch that the motor didn’t work.
Since the SW outing is cancelled…..
Garcitas Creek outing, cancelled
Anglers from novice to expert will gather at TFFC to celebrate the sport of fly-fishing. Learn the basics of fly-tying and casting, then fish for rainbow trout in our on-site ponds and streams. Attend seminars and demonstrations led by fly-fishing professionals. Visit with vendors of fly-fishing services and equipment.
Fly-fishing clubs from across Texas will be on hand to help anyone who wants to learn or improve existing skills. Equipment will be provided for casting classes, but participants are welcome to bring their own gear. Check the links below for more details on seminars and presenters. All activities are free with regular admission to TFFC.
https://tpwd.texas.gov/spdest/visitorcenters/tffc/visit/specialevents/flyfishtx/
Garcitas Creek unfishable, as of 2019-02-12-1500
Trip is cancelled. Garcitas Creek, Rescheduled to Feb 16, 2019
Our scout, Don H., states that the water is high and muddy, with more water coming from upstream.
Post DrERFTF 2019 trip to Damon 7 Lakes
Using a topwater fly, Jared M. was able to boat 14 fish in a short time. As the water warms up, the fish are going to start feeding even better.
Change to Nueces trip.
Post DrERFTF fishing trip at Shoalwater
3 of us made it to Shoalwater, and launched from Charlie’s Bait Camp. The water was clean and there was no wind. Temperatures were absolutely perfect.
No fish came to hand. No fish or bait were seen. Birds were on the shore, napping.
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- Jared moving to another spot in the fog
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- John casting to moving water
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- Puck wading
Nueces River is running high, 13th February, 2019
Nueces River Outing, February the 13th, 2019, and yes, this is a Wednesday.
Talked to Walter R. yesterday and he tells us that the water is high, not giving the white bass a place to “hole up”. He told us also that the river in his area that is holding fish is not very kayak friendly. I suggest moving this to Harmon Creek. We can still find fish, and no need for lodging.
2019-02-08, Harmon Creek fishing report
Left Katy and the temperature was 41°F.
Reached the launch and the temperature had dropped to 34°F
