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Reel in the Latest Fly Fishing Highlights: USA Team Triumphs, New Fishing Regulations, and the Fly Fishing Film Tour
If you want to know what’s hot right now in the world of fly fishing, here’s some fresh stories making the rounds this week. First off, have you heard about the USA Fly Fishing Team? For the second year in a row, they’ve made us proud by landing a podium spot at the 44th Annual World Fly Fishing Championship. These folks aren’t just the best in the country—they’re holding their own with the best on the planet, casting, wading, and netting big results. If you ever doubted American talent on the global fly stage, doubt no more.
Swinging out west, the buzz in California is about the latest fishing regs. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife kicked out some new updates for 2025. There are two free fishing days coming up—July 5th and August 30th—so even your cousin who complains about buying a license can jump in. Just remember, all the usual rules are still in place: you need your report cards for steelhead and salmon, and the new full set of regulations is now wrapped up in one booklet for easy reference. Give the new rules a look before hitting the water; nobody wants their epic day ruined by a surprise fine.
If you’re an Oregon regular, ODFW’s got new rule tweaks for 2025 too. Hints of faster changes and in-season updates mean you want to keep an eye on the permanent regs—especially if you work the Willamette and Snake zones. Crabbing, bottomfish, even rockfish limits have some new do’s and don’ts. It’s more important than ever to stay updated online or with your local office before you shove off.
And could a fly angler miss the 19th annual Fly Fishing Film Tour? This is the reel deal. The 2025 tour is stopping in over 300 spots across the country, from breweries in Cle Elum, Washington to theaters in New York and down in Texas. It’s the best place to kick back, watch some wild fly action on the big screen, and maybe pick up a trick or two to beat your own fish story back home.
Thanks for tuning in and getting the lowdown on what’s shaking in American fly fishing. Don’t forget to come back next week for more—this has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
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Swinging out west, the buzz in California is about the latest fishing regs. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife kicked out some new updates for 2025. There are two free fishing days coming up—July 5th and August 30th—so even your cousin who complains about buying a license can jump in. Just remember, all the usual rules are still in place: you need your report cards for steelhead and salmon, and the new full set of regulations is now wrapped up in one booklet for easy reference. Give the new rules a look before hitting the water; nobody wants their epic day ruined by a surprise fine.
If you’re an Oregon regular, ODFW’s got new rule tweaks for 2025 too. Hints of faster changes and in-season updates mean you want to keep an eye on the permanent regs—especially if you work the Willamette and Snake zones. Crabbing, bottomfish, even rockfish limits have some new do’s and don’ts. It’s more important than ever to stay updated online or with your local office before you shove off.
And could a fly angler miss the 19th annual Fly Fishing Film Tour? This is the reel deal. The 2025 tour is stopping in over 300 spots across the country, from breweries in Cle Elum, Washington to theaters in New York and down in Texas. It’s the best place to kick back, watch some wild fly action on the big screen, and maybe pick up a trick or two to beat your own fish story back home.
Thanks for tuning in and getting the lowdown on what’s shaking in American fly fishing. Don’t forget to come back next week for more—this has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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By Quiet. PleaseIf you want to know what’s hot right now in the world of fly fishing, here’s some fresh stories making the rounds this week. First off, have you heard about the USA Fly Fishing Team? For the second year in a row, they’ve made us proud by landing a podium spot at the 44th Annual World Fly Fishing Championship. These folks aren’t just the best in the country—they’re holding their own with the best on the planet, casting, wading, and netting big results. If you ever doubted American talent on the global fly stage, doubt no more.
Swinging out west, the buzz in California is about the latest fishing regs. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife kicked out some new updates for 2025. There are two free fishing days coming up—July 5th and August 30th—so even your cousin who complains about buying a license can jump in. Just remember, all the usual rules are still in place: you need your report cards for steelhead and salmon, and the new full set of regulations is now wrapped up in one booklet for easy reference. Give the new rules a look before hitting the water; nobody wants their epic day ruined by a surprise fine.
If you’re an Oregon regular, ODFW’s got new rule tweaks for 2025 too. Hints of faster changes and in-season updates mean you want to keep an eye on the permanent regs—especially if you work the Willamette and Snake zones. Crabbing, bottomfish, even rockfish limits have some new do’s and don’ts. It’s more important than ever to stay updated online or with your local office before you shove off.
And could a fly angler miss the 19th annual Fly Fishing Film Tour? This is the reel deal. The 2025 tour is stopping in over 300 spots across the country, from breweries in Cle Elum, Washington to theaters in New York and down in Texas. It’s the best place to kick back, watch some wild fly action on the big screen, and maybe pick up a trick or two to beat your own fish story back home.
Thanks for tuning in and getting the lowdown on what’s shaking in American fly fishing. Don’t forget to come back next week for more—this has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
Swinging out west, the buzz in California is about the latest fishing regs. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife kicked out some new updates for 2025. There are two free fishing days coming up—July 5th and August 30th—so even your cousin who complains about buying a license can jump in. Just remember, all the usual rules are still in place: you need your report cards for steelhead and salmon, and the new full set of regulations is now wrapped up in one booklet for easy reference. Give the new rules a look before hitting the water; nobody wants their epic day ruined by a surprise fine.
If you’re an Oregon regular, ODFW’s got new rule tweaks for 2025 too. Hints of faster changes and in-season updates mean you want to keep an eye on the permanent regs—especially if you work the Willamette and Snake zones. Crabbing, bottomfish, even rockfish limits have some new do’s and don’ts. It’s more important than ever to stay updated online or with your local office before you shove off.
And could a fly angler miss the 19th annual Fly Fishing Film Tour? This is the reel deal. The 2025 tour is stopping in over 300 spots across the country, from breweries in Cle Elum, Washington to theaters in New York and down in Texas. It’s the best place to kick back, watch some wild fly action on the big screen, and maybe pick up a trick or two to beat your own fish story back home.
Thanks for tuning in and getting the lowdown on what’s shaking in American fly fishing. Don’t forget to come back next week for more—this has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta