was watching the second episode of pirates of the flats on espn2 and watched bill klyn and yvon chouinard break out a plastic pair of snow shoes that the strapped on to use on the flats while fly fishing for bahama bonefish.

Flats Snow Shoes

pretty clever, although it doesn’t appear that they worked quite as expected, it was cool to see them out trying something new.

the show is also just what this winter “cold snap” ordered. great to see some quality fishing shows on tv. definitely should check it out.

bota

posted by bota, filed under faces, fly fishing. date: January 8, 2010, 10:59 pm | No Comments »

this week we bring you another great clip from brian huskey

i know what you caught last summer from bryan huskey on vimeo.

enjoy

bota

posted by bota, filed under fly fishing video of the week. date: September 29, 2009, 7:12 pm | No Comments »

this week’s edition of the fly fishing video of the week from vimeo.com

probably the best one we’ve had yet. this was posted on surf talk and is one of the better user generated videos i’ve seen.

surf & inshore fishing 2009 from peter laurelli on vimeo.

enjoy

bota

posted by bota, filed under fly fishing video of the week. date: September 22, 2009, 5:43 pm | No Comments »

in this weeks installment of the fly fishing video of the week from vimeo we have a little promo video that takes me back to the provo days and a great fly shop in park city.

park city utah fly fishing video for trout bum 2 from carlos gonzalez on vimeo.

enjoy.

bota

posted by bota, filed under fly fishing video of the week. date: September 15, 2009, 5:58 pm | No Comments »

in our second installment of the fly fishing video of the week we bring you a tempting clip from lapaz mexico.

fly fishing in lapaz, Mexico from the joy of fishing on vimeo.

enjoy

bota

posted by bota, filed under fly fishing video of the week. date: September 8, 2009, 9:14 am | No Comments »

the latest issue of this is fly is now available.

definitely check out the mini monsters article on mormon crickets.

thisisflymag19

one reason why brigham young university should have also been on the travel sections list of schools that “keep you on the water between classes.”

enjoy

bota

posted by bota, filed under Uncategorized. date: September 1, 2009, 9:06 pm | No Comments »

brothers of the angle is launching the fly fishing video of the week from vimeo

each week we’ll bring you one of our favorite videos from vimeo.com

this week we bring you a great clip of fishing for peacock bass by gabe lopez

peacock bass from gabe lopez on vimeo.

enjoy

bota

posted by bota, filed under fly fishing video of the week. date: September 1, 2009, 9:42 am | No Comments »

the fly fishing film “once in a blue moon” has been getting a lot of attention lately.

i’d seen the trailer they released a few months back, but then found these sneak peak clips and now am definitely anticipating the full version.

once in a blue moon intro – sneak peek 1 from on the fly on vimeo.

once in a blue moon – meet the experts. sneak peek 2 from on the fly on vimeo.

once in a blue moon – sneak peek 3 from on the fly on vimeo.

enjoy

bota

posted by bota, filed under faces, fly fishing. date: August 27, 2009, 3:50 pm | No Comments »

bryan huskey has a few videos that will get you through a long day.

i particularly like “all rise”

all rise from bryan huskey on vimeo.

enjoy

bota

posted by bota, filed under Uncategorized. date: August 25, 2009, 12:49 pm | No Comments »

hit up the central park pond the other day and had a blast. definitely the most urban of any urban angling possible.

the pond is on the southern and most eastern corner of the park and is easily accessible from a number of subways. its small, and you are dealing with one of the most traffic’d parts of the park, but the bass will readily take poppers and the panfish are surprisingly feisty.

the pond central park nyc

there are a handful of coi/carp that i’ve seen cruising around or sitting out in the center, but have yet to get a shot at them or see them really feeding for that matter.

the biggest drawback is that the area is so heavily traffic’d. there are people everywhere! you constantly get the “paranoid mom fish eye” who is sure you backcast is going to hook her son in the eye. but the characters abound. on the other hand, you also get the crazy old man on the bench who stands up, walks to the edge of the pond, claps and cheers each time you hook up and land one. but there are always a few folks who are willing to snap a few photos of your catch so no need to bring your own camera.

central park bass central park bluegill

all in all its a fun place to wet a line for an hour or two while you are in the city.

if you are interested in more info on fishing central park while on a visit to nyc, hit me up at bota@brothersoftheangle.com.

enjoy

bota

posted by bota, filed under fly fishing, places. date: August 18, 2009, 3:43 pm | No Comments »

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