anyone want to fly fish?

[redrumtc]

Going out sunday eather to gunpowder or some spots in baltimore co or Howard co. Pm if intrested..

 

[joppaj]

it's on my list of "things I need to learn how to do".

 

[anthonyjhallen]

Fly fish for what? Trout?

 

[FrankOceanXray]

The best way to fish.

 

[jimbobborg]

I would really love to. Too bad I have to work this weekend. My 3wt bamboo rod hasn't been used in a couple of years.

 

[redrumtc]

trout

 

[redrumtc]

I can help I have extra stuff if intrested pm me

it's on my list of "things I need to learn how to do".

 

[redrumtc]

yes it is man I tryed going out with a spinning rod and just could nt do it lol

The best way to fish.

 

[Lanceman_1]

I use sticky tape to catch fly's in the house and it's a proven method.. I kid Is the place you go fishing fly only? Or can you user spinning gear as well? I have not been fly fishing in years.

 

[mikec]

it's on my list of "things I need to learn how to do".

Mine too.

A coworker at my old job tried to teach me, but I never caught on. I don't know if he was a bad teacher or if I was a bad student?

 

[fscwi]

Wish I could but this weekend is not good, I'm not expert but I've done a bit of trout and smallmouth fishing with a fly rod.

 

[Nothinghead]

I'll be fly fishing at Green Ridge state park this weekend. Good luck. I hear they stocked the patapsco river a week or two ago. Goldens and rainbows from what I was told.

 

[marko]

a fellow named Ash at Rockville Trading post taught me to flyfish, on the grass in front of the shop, in '83 or so..

 

[Crab Bait]

I learned about 10 years ago and fished in Yellowstone on several trips, but lost interest. I've been thinking of selling my fly rod and reel if anyone decides they want to take it up. I have waders and felt soled boots too, though I think the felt is discouraged now.

Anyone interested, shoot me a PM and I'll dig the stuff out to see what brand/model the rod and reel are.

 

[Marylandfisherman]

a fellow named Ash at Rockville Trading post taught me to flyfish, on the grass in front of the shop, in '83 or so..

Same here

I learned about 10 years ago and fished in Yellowstone on several trips, but lost interest. I've been thinking of selling my fly rod and reel if anyone decides they want to take it up. I have waders and felt soled boots too, though I think the felt is discouraged now.

Anyone interested, shoot me a PM and I'll dig the stuff out to see what brand/model the rod and reel are.

Felt is banned in MD waters as of Jan 1, 2012.

 

[jimbobborg]

a fellow named Ash at Rockville Trading post taught me to flyfish, on the grass in front of the shop, in '83 or so..

I thought he worked at S-Mart Does anyone here ever go to Big Hunting Creek? I miss that place. When I used to live in Ashburn, the drive was about an hour to get there. Now I live further south, it's two hours.

 

[Mr H]

Going out sunday eather to gunpowder or some spots in baltimore co or Howard co. Pm if intrested..

Missed this...

I have a small rig, but have never bothered to learn to use it.

Definitely something I want to do though.

 

[dneidFIST]

I have to get new waders and boots but my rod and reel look brand new. It's been several years since I've been fly fishing but I'd like to get back. I'm pretty proud of my rod - I built it as a teenager with a guy that ran a fly fishing shop out of the Savage Mill "mall" or whatever you call it. That shop went under years ago though.

Where are some good places to fly fish around Howard County? I'll do some google searching about it but I figured I might as well ask on here anyway.

 

[marko]

Does anyone here ever go to Big Hunting Creek? I miss that place. When I used to live in Ashburn, the drive was about an hour to get there. Now I live further south, it's two hours.

I went there a million times - tough to catch trout there. Patuxent has some, and Morgan's Run off 97 WAS KILLER for me in the 80's.
I mainly flyfish for smallmouth now, from my canoe.

 

[NatBoh]

When I lived in Laurel in the late 90's I used to fish the Patuxent near Savage Mill. Just park near the bridge and walk upstream. Loads of folks there around this time of year when they're stocking it. Just keep walking For a ways until you have the river to yourself. There's fish in there. If I can catch them anyone can!