Welcome to Syndicate Fly Fishing.
11/02/2023
Trout tips 🤓🤙
Always clip your tag ends over your pack. It is amazing how much scrap tippet and leader you can collect rather than leaving on the bank or floating downstream. All those little things turning into something big…
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10/24/2023
The ol’ Low Water Baetis trick strikes again.
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10/03/2023
Lake days are shining moments for the AQUOS 10ft 7wt
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09/28/2023
Fun Fact:
The act of fishing creates a state of mind in which the Roman Empire does not matter. 😉👍🏼 Go Fishing!
09/26/2023
When attacked, fight back. If your only weapon is your fly rod, know that we will fix it, but we do want to hear the story.
09/22/2023
Coasters = 😎
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09/14/2023
Fish tip:
Do what you can with what you have.
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After watching the pink salmon spawning in that little creek, I found some pink rabbit strips in a local store, but no hooks. A quick session at camp to wrap those rabbit strips on Hanak 230BL hooks and a trip downstream to find the legal fishing zone. A spey rod would have been great, but the AQUOS 10ft 7wt was all that was available. Simple flies and a single hand rod managed numerous fresher pinks and something else (lingcod?).
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The tactic: cast down and across as far as you can. Let it swing with little twitches and hold on tight!
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09/02/2023
Aquos 10' 5wt ops. Low clear water and picky fish made it tough. A double nymph rig, 7 ft. below an indicator, finally got them chomping.
08/28/2023
🔥Syndicate Community spotlight🔥
Name: Jayson Contino (Jayson Contino )
Location: Western PA
Occupation: Owner - Collision Safety Consultants
Preferred rod and fish: Trout, with my 2 or 3 weight Reaver from one end of the country to the other! I absolutely love the Reaver. There is no other rod, in my opinion, comparable to it. From the PEI handle to the eye a lot closer to the reel for faster line control, to the sensitivity! Oh, and by the way, it has some serious backbone to land some really big fish too!
Favorite part of fly fishing: It brings me peace and comfort out in nature. It makes me feel most accomplished, especially tying my own flies and catching fish. I love to tie almost as I like to fish. I love to be able to help others get into the sport and see them excel.
Tip or Trick to share: Never be in a hurry. Fish slow, not being in a rush to get upstream to the next spot. I have found sometimes by slowing down and making a few more casts at a spot is when you get the big one to eat!
About yourself: Flyfishing is a never-ending journey. Always be willing to learn and make yourself better. It is a never-ending learning process. I am always looking to learn more and be willing to help others.