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Fly Fishing Fever: Soaring Achievements, Gear Frenzy, and Regulation Updates Captivate the Angling Community
Let’s talk about some fresh fly fishing news that’s got the community buzzing from coast to coast this summer.
First up, we have big bragging rights for Team USA on the global stage. The American squad just snagged their second consecutive bronze medal at the 2025 World Fly Fishing Championships over in the Czech Republic. Michael Bradley, hailing from the fishy waters of Cherokee, North Carolina, took bronze in the individual rankings, outcasting some of the fiercest names in competitive angling. Sure, some folks grumble about tournament fly fishing, but if you’ve ever tried it, you know these guys just see water differently—and this year, they put the U.S. right back in the world spotlight.
On the gear front, 2025’s shaping up to be a tackle junkie’s paradise. According to Hatch Magazine’s spring roundup, rod makers are going wild, with over 60 new pieces of gear punted onto shelves across the country. Whether you’re targeting Appalachian brook trout, big carp sulking along the Snake River, or making a beeline for Gulf Coast redfish, there’s something shiny tempting you out of your wallet. There are sleek new premium rods for the purists, plus hats, wading boots, and soft goods that’ll keep you comfortable from the parking lot to the tailout. This year’s drop is one of the biggest in memory, so now’s the time to upgrade if you’ve been eyeing that top-shelf 4-weight.
Tuning into regulations, California anglers, take note—there are some important changes afoot for 2025. The Department of Fish and Wildlife has finally rolled all those salmon and steelhead updates into the main Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulations booklet. You can still use the Supplemental booklet until the end of the year, but come January 2026, it’s all going digital. Mark your calendars for Free Fishing Days on July 5th and August 30th—no license required, but you’ll need those report cards if you’re chasing steelhead or sturgeon.
And for all you pattern nerds, MidCurrent’s latest “Tying Tuesday” highlighted some killer late-summer flies. Gary Morin’s Rusty Spinner with a CDC wing is already making waves—if you love fooling picky risers, this is one you gotta tie up. They also dropped a new soft hackle and a couple other slick patterns just in time for the dog days.
Before you go, a quick thanks for hanging with us—whether you’re tossing flies for solitude or competition, there’s never been a better time to be on the water. Be sure to check back next week for more local scoop and stories. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. Thanks for tuning in!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
First up, we have big bragging rights for Team USA on the global stage. The American squad just snagged their second consecutive bronze medal at the 2025 World Fly Fishing Championships over in the Czech Republic. Michael Bradley, hailing from the fishy waters of Cherokee, North Carolina, took bronze in the individual rankings, outcasting some of the fiercest names in competitive angling. Sure, some folks grumble about tournament fly fishing, but if you’ve ever tried it, you know these guys just see water differently—and this year, they put the U.S. right back in the world spotlight.
On the gear front, 2025’s shaping up to be a tackle junkie’s paradise. According to Hatch Magazine’s spring roundup, rod makers are going wild, with over 60 new pieces of gear punted onto shelves across the country. Whether you’re targeting Appalachian brook trout, big carp sulking along the Snake River, or making a beeline for Gulf Coast redfish, there’s something shiny tempting you out of your wallet. There are sleek new premium rods for the purists, plus hats, wading boots, and soft goods that’ll keep you comfortable from the parking lot to the tailout. This year’s drop is one of the biggest in memory, so now’s the time to upgrade if you’ve been eyeing that top-shelf 4-weight.
Tuning into regulations, California anglers, take note—there are some important changes afoot for 2025. The Department of Fish and Wildlife has finally rolled all those salmon and steelhead updates into the main Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulations booklet. You can still use the Supplemental booklet until the end of the year, but come January 2026, it’s all going digital. Mark your calendars for Free Fishing Days on July 5th and August 30th—no license required, but you’ll need those report cards if you’re chasing steelhead or sturgeon.
And for all you pattern nerds, MidCurrent’s latest “Tying Tuesday” highlighted some killer late-summer flies. Gary Morin’s Rusty Spinner with a CDC wing is already making waves—if you love fooling picky risers, this is one you gotta tie up. They also dropped a new soft hackle and a couple other slick patterns just in time for the dog days.
Before you go, a quick thanks for hanging with us—whether you’re tossing flies for solitude or competition, there’s never been a better time to be on the water. Be sure to check back next week for more local scoop and stories. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. Thanks for tuning in!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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By Quiet. PleaseLet’s talk about some fresh fly fishing news that’s got the community buzzing from coast to coast this summer.
First up, we have big bragging rights for Team USA on the global stage. The American squad just snagged their second consecutive bronze medal at the 2025 World Fly Fishing Championships over in the Czech Republic. Michael Bradley, hailing from the fishy waters of Cherokee, North Carolina, took bronze in the individual rankings, outcasting some of the fiercest names in competitive angling. Sure, some folks grumble about tournament fly fishing, but if you’ve ever tried it, you know these guys just see water differently—and this year, they put the U.S. right back in the world spotlight.
On the gear front, 2025’s shaping up to be a tackle junkie’s paradise. According to Hatch Magazine’s spring roundup, rod makers are going wild, with over 60 new pieces of gear punted onto shelves across the country. Whether you’re targeting Appalachian brook trout, big carp sulking along the Snake River, or making a beeline for Gulf Coast redfish, there’s something shiny tempting you out of your wallet. There are sleek new premium rods for the purists, plus hats, wading boots, and soft goods that’ll keep you comfortable from the parking lot to the tailout. This year’s drop is one of the biggest in memory, so now’s the time to upgrade if you’ve been eyeing that top-shelf 4-weight.
Tuning into regulations, California anglers, take note—there are some important changes afoot for 2025. The Department of Fish and Wildlife has finally rolled all those salmon and steelhead updates into the main Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulations booklet. You can still use the Supplemental booklet until the end of the year, but come January 2026, it’s all going digital. Mark your calendars for Free Fishing Days on July 5th and August 30th—no license required, but you’ll need those report cards if you’re chasing steelhead or sturgeon.
And for all you pattern nerds, MidCurrent’s latest “Tying Tuesday” highlighted some killer late-summer flies. Gary Morin’s Rusty Spinner with a CDC wing is already making waves—if you love fooling picky risers, this is one you gotta tie up. They also dropped a new soft hackle and a couple other slick patterns just in time for the dog days.
Before you go, a quick thanks for hanging with us—whether you’re tossing flies for solitude or competition, there’s never been a better time to be on the water. Be sure to check back next week for more local scoop and stories. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. Thanks for tuning in!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
First up, we have big bragging rights for Team USA on the global stage. The American squad just snagged their second consecutive bronze medal at the 2025 World Fly Fishing Championships over in the Czech Republic. Michael Bradley, hailing from the fishy waters of Cherokee, North Carolina, took bronze in the individual rankings, outcasting some of the fiercest names in competitive angling. Sure, some folks grumble about tournament fly fishing, but if you’ve ever tried it, you know these guys just see water differently—and this year, they put the U.S. right back in the world spotlight.
On the gear front, 2025’s shaping up to be a tackle junkie’s paradise. According to Hatch Magazine’s spring roundup, rod makers are going wild, with over 60 new pieces of gear punted onto shelves across the country. Whether you’re targeting Appalachian brook trout, big carp sulking along the Snake River, or making a beeline for Gulf Coast redfish, there’s something shiny tempting you out of your wallet. There are sleek new premium rods for the purists, plus hats, wading boots, and soft goods that’ll keep you comfortable from the parking lot to the tailout. This year’s drop is one of the biggest in memory, so now’s the time to upgrade if you’ve been eyeing that top-shelf 4-weight.
Tuning into regulations, California anglers, take note—there are some important changes afoot for 2025. The Department of Fish and Wildlife has finally rolled all those salmon and steelhead updates into the main Freshwater Sport Fishing Regulations booklet. You can still use the Supplemental booklet until the end of the year, but come January 2026, it’s all going digital. Mark your calendars for Free Fishing Days on July 5th and August 30th—no license required, but you’ll need those report cards if you’re chasing steelhead or sturgeon.
And for all you pattern nerds, MidCurrent’s latest “Tying Tuesday” highlighted some killer late-summer flies. Gary Morin’s Rusty Spinner with a CDC wing is already making waves—if you love fooling picky risers, this is one you gotta tie up. They also dropped a new soft hackle and a couple other slick patterns just in time for the dog days.
Before you go, a quick thanks for hanging with us—whether you’re tossing flies for solitude or competition, there’s never been a better time to be on the water. Be sure to check back next week for more local scoop and stories. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. Thanks for tuning in!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta