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Tiny Pieces of All of Us from Scientific Anglers on Vimeo.
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Kean Oh shared this picture of his Louisiana Redfish that he caught with Capt. Allen of Sight Fish NC .
Kean wearing his lucky Digital Camo hat on this trip. Thanks for sharing the pic Kean, great looking Redfish.
I see this as an opportunity to throw bigger topwater patterns.
Have add another hat to the arsenal , wanted a wax cotton type hat for the cool wet fall days of fall. After wearing this hat for a few days during 2 of the wettest days of the fall . The new Dri Duck Mangled Fly Hat is a keeper. This hat dries really fast, and keeps you fairly dry during the wettest of days. As the new Mangled Fly Swing Fly Logo on the front.
Follow a group of anglers as they uncover an ancient fish in the heart of a south-American rainforest. If they can figure out how to catch them on a fly rod, the fish could save the local community.
New Mangled Fly Swing Trucker Hat , currently on “pre-buy” status but expecting this hat next week (October 13th), just in time for Steelhead Season. Also working on a Wax Cotton edition that IO’m excited about, that I’ll be posting soon. Get one of these hats while they last. Same Trucker hat as the popular (1 left in Black, 4 left in Red) Dry Fly Trucker Hat we released this summer.
Thank you for your continued support and hoping this hat has the good luck charms of some of our other hats. For all those that are superstitious as I am about “good luck” hats. I’ve been liking the looks of this hat, and with some of the reports about steelhead (all good reports) can’t wait for this fall.
Jon Ray
Ed McCoy is one of the best fly tiers and I’ve had the opportunity to spend many of sessions watching him master his craft. Erik Rambo captured this picture of Ed tying flies and as usual paying extra attention to the little details.
Captured this Great Blue Heron with a little bullhead snack. Trying to do my best Kevin Feenstra imitation. Kevin has always captured the best Blue Heron eating pictures. While this is not to his standards I’ll take it, for my first try.
Mangled Fly contributor Erik Rambo captures Ed McCoy tying big flies late at night. Something about the process of tying a new fly for the next day, that gives the angler more confidence. Taking what you have learned from the previous day and implementing that knowledge. Ed McCoy is a master at this craft.
Thank you Patagonia Fly Fishing for sharing one of my images from my adventure with Jeff Topp at Katmai Lodge a few weeks ago. Was an amazing trip and look forward to going back next year. Again more information to come about this amazing trip, just waiting for my good friend Jeff to get back from Alaska so we can finalize the details.
Grand Traverse Bay Smallmouth Bass