Welcome back to the new NEFF. Take a break from Twitter and Facebook. You don't go to Dicks for your fly fishing gear, you go to your local fly fishing store. Enjoy!
Hey everyone, my name is Diogo and I started a fly fishing documentary series!
The first episode introduces my friend Peter and I, who will host colorful characters and fly fishing legends across the fly fishing landscape. For the second episode, we partnered with the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum to produce “Streams of Heritage” briefly goes over the history of the dry fly and fly fishing in the United States, which originated in the Catskills.
Streams of Heritage:
We are just getting started! These subjects will be expanded upon and our next few episodes will focus on conservation, heritage and history. I’d be honored if you took 20 minutes to watch the latest episode. We will be bringing some exciting documentaries once a month starting in January, 2024!
Hope you can tune in.
Respectfully,
Diogo
Frequent Flyers Fishing
“Live & Let Fly” Documentary Series
The doldrums of winter, not so dull on the WB of the Delaware River
When I'm bored, I sit back and watch this guy fish the WB. The video has some drone footage too.
The Isonychia Bicolor - Mahogany Dunn - Slate Drake - It's time!
Isonychia bicolor is a species of mayfly commonly referred to as the "mahogany dun" or "slate drake" by anglers. Here are some details and facts about this mayfly species:
Habitat: They are found in many streams and rivers, especially in the Eastern United States. These mayflies prefer clean, running water.
Life Cycle: Like other mayflies, Isonychia bicolor has a short adult lifespan, sometimes only lasting a few hours to a couple of days. The purpose of the adult stage is primarily reproduction. They undergo an incomplete metamorphosis, which includes the egg, nymph, subimago (dun), and imago (spinner) stages.
Nymph Stage: The nymphs are active swimmers and can be found in the fast currents of streams. They have a distinctive appearance with dark bodies and pale markings.
Importance for Anglers: This species is of particular interest to fly fishermen because trout and other fish often feed on the nymphs and emergers. As such, there are many fly patterns designed to imitate both...
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Talk about your adventures to the Little Lehigh or maybe Pine Creek. Discus hatch's, stream conditions, or other valuable information. Keep in mind that You have a friend in PA! I just had to throw that in there!
Main forum pageNEFF - Fly Fishing related Talk for NY - PA - NJ - CT - and the New England Area. Discus River Conditions, Insect Life, Trips, Stories, etc...
Please use this forum to discus past / future fly fishing related shows and Fly Fishing related Events of interest. Fly Fishing Show Somerset NJ knotweed cleanup
Have a question about how to tie a fly, or just looking for variations of a fly, come on in and talk about it! You can also discus your equipment as well as post photo's of your favorite fly's.
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New to NEFF. I live and fish in So. Cal 7-months of the year, spend the other 5-months in Ocean City NJ. I'm looking to start fresh water fly fishing there beginning late May through October. Any help finding fun spots to start would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I found your thread about floating the south branch and north branch. Can you please shed some more light on where to put in and take out, suitable water levels, ect... Dying to find a float in NJ.