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Hi I am new here
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Hi I am new here
by fishon2017 » April 14th, 2018, 8:12 am
Well been fishing most of my life.In August of 2017 my brother in law turned me on to fly tying. Been hooked ever since, took a couple of fly casting classes feel good with it so far still have a lot to learn. Tracy
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Re: Hi I am new here
by FIGHTONSC » April 14th, 2018, 8:53 am
Welcome aboard!
You've got some great trout fishing just up the hill from Sac...Yuba, Caples Creek, Truckee, Little Truckee, and a ton of blue liners. You've even got shad and salmon fishing almost under your feet.
Best regards,
Jeff
You've got some great trout fishing just up the hill from Sac...Yuba, Caples Creek, Truckee, Little Truckee, and a ton of blue liners. You've even got shad and salmon fishing almost under your feet.
Best regards,
Jeff
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Re: Hi I am new here
by Papasequoia » April 14th, 2018, 2:53 pm
Welcome aboard and stick with it. The learning curve is a bit steep at first, but short and it won't be long until you can feel comfortable with it. Enjoy!
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Camp in the mountains, not the left lane!
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Re: Hi I am new here
by WanderingBlues » April 15th, 2018, 7:46 am
Welcome! You have tons a good water, from trout to stripers, to keep you busy!
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Re: Hi I am new here
by 1mocast » April 15th, 2018, 1:35 pm
Welcome to Addictsville.
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Re: Hi I am new here
by Wildman » April 15th, 2018, 2:52 pm
I started fly fishing in 2003 after retiring from the FD. I floundered for two years without catching a fish but made steady progress by tagging along with more experienced board members and taking casting lessons at the Long Beach Casting Club. You have some local clubs with lots of folks willing to share as well as the members here who were all instrumental in getting me going . Welcome to the forum....look forward to some of your trip reports.
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Re: Hi I am new here
by stanbery » April 15th, 2018, 6:34 pm
Tracy
Welcome aboard.
Jon
Welcome aboard.
Jon
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Re: Hi I am new here
by fishon2017 » April 21st, 2018, 5:48 am
Thank you all for the reply's sorry for the delay some issues came up.I get to try the Yuba Next month should be fun and then try for some shad. Again thank you for the warm welcome.
Tracy
Tracy
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Re: Hi I am new here
by Fishfreak911 » May 2nd, 2018, 10:43 pm
fishon2017 wrote:Thank you all for the reply's sorry for the delay some issues came up.I get to try the Yuba Next month should be fun and then try for some shad. Again thank you for the warm welcome.
Tracy
Welcome Tracy, I second you looking for a club and linking up with them for some first hand knowledge. If you are looking for a great guide and can swing the cost, look up Jon Baiocchi's Troutfitters. He knows the Yuba like the back of his hand. He's a super nice guy too. In general, guides will help speed up both your success rate and your learning curve by about 10 fold. Good luck!
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