Rifles and Runs: Delaware River flows

Article Abstract:

The stakeholders, economic, ecological, and political 'water buffaloes' are reaching a compromise that gives the Delaware River a chance to become the greatest trout stream in the East. The fundamental aims regarding the flow management of the upper Delaware are that the East's best trout fishery must be maintained at the healthiest level possible within the holistically sound river ecosystem that serves the realistic and responsible water needs of the region.

Science & research, Research, Economic aspects, Political aspects, Trout fishing, Delaware River, Brown trout fishing

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Sound predators

Article Abstract:

Fish predators are species, which hunt by the sound, smell, as well as sight, and fishermen design their flies to take advantage of the sophisticated sound system. The new developing fly-tying materials offers unlimited possibilities in watery sound creation, both in flies which are aerodynamically efficient yet push water loudly and elicit a predatory kill response.

Facilities & equipment, Equipment and supplies, Fly tying

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Casting in the groove

Article Abstract:

An explanation of the casting stroke for casting instructors for their students is given. It is stated that the professional level of casting instruction is gradually improving, although standardization is still far away.

Casting (Fishing), Fly casting

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