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What’s in our Spring Issue of Hallowed Waters-lots to love!

April 26, 2022 By Matthew Supinski

Our new spring issue has 250 pages of luscious content and stunning images celebrating the rite of spring and the annual trout opener that has been celebrated in history and paid homage to in classic writings like in John Voelker's "Trout Madness". We invite you to come and subscribe and see what … [Read more...] about What’s in our Spring Issue of Hallowed Waters-lots to love!

Filed Under: Atlantic salmon, brown trout, caddis, Catskill fly fishing, Delaware wild trout, Driftless Area, Dry Fly, emergers, England's chalk streams, Fly Fishing, Gary LaFontaine, Great Lakes Steelhead, Hallowed Waters Journal, limestone spring creeks, mayfly, Michigan Fly Fishing, Michigan trout streams, midges, Montana fly fishing, Montana Spring Creeks, Nymphing, Paradise Valley Spring Creeks, Pennsylvania fly fishing, Pennsylvania wild brown trout, Pere Marquette, Salmon, Scotland, sea trout, Skwala hatch, small trout streams, smoked salmon, Spey, spey swinging, Spring creek coulee, Steelhead, Streamers, The Brown Trout-Atlantic Salmon Nexus Book, Trout Tagged With: #aaronjasper, #bruceconcors, #catskillflytyersguild, #dryfly, #edmccoy, #enricopuglisi, #ericrichard, #ethanwinchester, #hallowedwaterjournal, #hallowedwatersjournal, #hendricksonhatch, #henryramsay, #iceland atlantic salmon, #jacford, #jcclark, #joeceballos, #joshgreenberg, #kellygalloup, #laxa, #mayflies, #patrickfulkrod, #piotrekmichna, #southholston, #tommylynch, #troutfishing, #valaarnadottir, johnmiller

Trico-licity-The White Curse that’s a Dry Fly Blessing

July 15, 2021 By Matthew Supinski

The early chalk stream English school called the hatch the "white curse". When Halford and G.S. Marryat hung out and fished the hallowed waters of the River Test, they often pulled up chairs by the Ghillie's Huts and told tales of fish lost, fish selective and uncatchable, but always with fine … [Read more...] about Trico-licity-The White Curse that’s a Dry Fly Blessing

Filed Under: brown trout, Carl Richards, Catskill fly fishing, Delaware wild trout, Driftless Area, Dry Fly, England's chalk streams, Falling Springs Run, Fly Fishing, Hallowed Waters Journal, Letort Spring Run, limestone spring creeks, Mad River, mayfly, Michigan Fly Fishing, Michigan trout streams, Montana fly fishing, Montana Spring Creeks, Orvis company, orvis fly fishing, Paradise Valley Spring Creeks, Pennsylvania fly fishing, Pennsylvania wild brown trout, Pere Marquette, small trout streams, Spring creek coulee, The Brown Trout-Atlantic Salmon Nexus Book, Trout, Uncategorized Tagged With: #alcaucci, #BattenkillRiver, #Bighorntricos, #Caenis, #Cortlandlines, #Daiichihooks, #ErnestSchiewbert, #Fallingspringsrun, #Fluorocarbon, #FlyFishermanMagazine, #GSMarryat, #halford, #hatchesbook, #In the Ringof the Risebook, #JohnMerwin, #ManchesterVermont, #MattSupinski, #ntmphfishing, #PeterHayesbooks, #RiverTest, #ScottFlyRods, #Selectivetrout, #Selectivitybook, #shastarainbows, #tricoflypatterns, #Tricorythodes, #VincentMarinaro

Iso Time!-Big Mayflies for Big Trout

June 28, 2021 By Matthew Supinski

(The Compara CDC-Iso Crack is a deadly pattern inspired by Caucci & Nastasi's "Hatches" book. Their Spectrumized Dubbing allows for the incorporation of all the tonal colors in the hue of the complex Isonychia color spectrum. As the CDC reflects the smokiness of the wings perfectly, yet many … [Read more...] about Iso Time!-Big Mayflies for Big Trout

Filed Under: brown trout, Catskill fly fishing, Delaware wild trout, Driftless Area, Dry Fly, emergers, Fly Fishing, Hallowed Waters Journal, Hex Hatch, Isonychia hatch, mayfly, Michigan Fly Fishing, Michigan trout streams, New Zealand style, Nymphing, orvis fly fishing, Pere Marquette, Selectivity book, The Brown Trout-Atlantic Salmon Nexus Book, Trout, trout spey, Uncategorized Tagged With: #alcaucci, #anitacoulton, #artlee, #beaverkillriver, #beaverriverontario, #borchersdryfly, #boynerivertrout, #bretthoward, #catskillflyfishingmuseaum, #catskillflytyingguild, #cattarauguscreek, #comparadun, #crosscurrentguides, #delawarehatches, #flytyingforum, #frostyflies, #gbif.org, #georgianbaytroutstreams, #hatchesbook, #jackimhof, #JohnMiller, #kalamthtrout, #larryhalyk, #loonproducts, #michiganhatches, #neversinkriver, #newyorkflyhatches, #nottawasagarivertrout, #oatkacreek, #orvisguides, #paulweamerbooks, #ukflyhatches, #uktroutfishing, #wigglenymphs, #wiscoycreek

It’s Mayfly time-but why the caddis fuss?

May 23, 2021 By Matthew Supinski

It's mayfly season-right? So our hatch matching attention should be on those amazing, beautiful, and delicate mayflies we have waited all year for. But???...why are those bloody sedges, as the Brit's call them, making such a fuss? The caddis conundrum is a dilemma that has plagued hatch matchers for … [Read more...] about It’s Mayfly time-but why the caddis fuss?

Filed Under: caddis, Carl Richards, Catskill fly fishing, Delaware wild trout, Driftless Area, Dry Fly, England's chalk streams, Fly Fishing, Gary LaFontaine, limestone spring creeks, Mad River, mayfly, Michigan Fly Fishing, Michigan trout streams, Montana fly fishing, Nymphing, Pennsylvania fly fishing, Pennsylvania wild brown trout, small trout streams, sulfur hatch, Trout, Uncategorized Tagged With: #caddishatches, #dryfly, #hallowedwatersjournal, #mayflyhatches, #Muskegonriver

Why We Dry Fly-The DNA of Fly Fishing

May 17, 2021 By Matthew Supinski

The dry fly is to fly fishing what the ten commandments are to the bible. It is a religion , a lifestyle and obsession for those fly fishers that have embraced the deeper Zen and karma of our art and craft. Fly fishing; especially the dry fly pursuit, is not just another "action sport" like it is … [Read more...] about Why We Dry Fly-The DNA of Fly Fishing

Filed Under: Au Sable, Catskill fly fishing, Delaware wild trout, Driftless Area, Dry Fly, England's chalk streams, Falling Springs Run, Fly Fishing, Leigh Perkins, Letort Spring Run, limestone spring creeks, mayfly, Michigan Fly Fishing, Michigan trout streams, Montana fly fishing, Nymphing, Orvis CFO, Orvis company, orvis fly fishing, Pennsylvania fly fishing, Pennsylvania wild brown trout, Pere Marquette, small trout streams, sulfur hatch, Trout, Uncategorized Tagged With: #alcaucci, #catskillflytyingguild, #peterhayes

The Ultimate Sulphur Primer

May 14, 2021 By Matthew Supinski

It started! Those magnificent and perhaps most delicate and beautiful of all the mayflies have begun their evening dance. In the words of Ernest Schwiebert, whose artistic and analytical prose aligned and complimented so perfectly with the bold and adventurous Chicago born icon who visited the … [Read more...] about The Ultimate Sulphur Primer

Filed Under: Au Sable, Big Spring Run, Catskill fly fishing, Delaware wild trout, Driftless Area, Dry Fly, Fly Fishing, Letort Spring Run, limestone spring creeks, mayfly, Michigan Fly Fishing, Michigan trout streams, Nymphing, Pennsylvania fly fishing, Pennsylvania wild brown trout, Pere Marquette, small trout streams, sulfur hatch

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