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Posted 7 days ago by Jordan Ross |
Thanks to great response from the Trout Power Campaign so far, we have decided to have a fishing Tournament on the West Canada Creek in June of 2012. The Trout Power Tournament will be only outside the Trophy Section and will be open to any...
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Posted November 21st, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
on 9/11 I was owner of Rising Trout Outfitter fly shop. I remember sitting in my office that day and watching the news on the PC. Shortly after the crisis started, people started to come to the fly shop. Everyone was friends. If you have a local fly shop, and...
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Posted November 20th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
The last couple weeks have been great weeks for Trout Power. As many of you know, I met with Congressman Hanna about Trout Power and its desire to bring more people to the communities is Russia, Poland, Newport and Middleville. I also spoke with the Governors office and received great...
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Posted November 18th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
Fall Fly Fishing in Central New York, especially on the West Canada and Black River can be one of the best times of the year to fly fish. When the fall season is upon us and everyone is heading to the Salmon River to fish for huge salmon coming out of Lake Ontario, I usually avoid that place and go looking local for big Browns.
There are a few places in our area that are still open all year:
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Posted October 22nd, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
I recently jumped head first into ultralight fly fishing….I just bought a 6’6" Beaver Meadow 2 weight from JP Ross Fly Rods. I promised to write a review of the rod in an earlier post, so here it is.
At first I was a little...
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Posted October 20th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
small wild brown trout caught in West Canada Creek... they do exist.
I recently have come up with a concept to help bring awareness to the West Canada. I know that many local fisherman are going to hate me for promoting the West canada Creek, but the truth is; if no one knows about the creek, no one will support and fight...
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Posted October 13th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
yesterday my buddy Kim Ernst and I brought up some benches to the West Canada Creek Trophy Section. The Benches were made at the last FFAA Symposium and were signed by lots of people. The benches are a nice addition to the road and were put there for...
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Posted August 28th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
As the season hits the hottest part of the year, what is left for fly fishing adventures in the Adirondacks. We all have spent the spring searching for wild Brook Trout to fly fish for in small streams and creeks, but as the water gets warmer and a little lower,...
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Posted July 31st, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
A customer of mine emailed me and said that the 5 weight Adirondack fly rod he bought loads well at long distances but not as well at 10-15 feet… what do I do? I wrote him back and said….
"Hi Bill. The Adirondack is designed around a 5 weight line...
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Posted June 5th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
Although the great flood of this spring was tremendous, it looks like the hatches are still going to be pretty good. Looking at a recent blog post by Craig Dennison about March Browns on the West Branch helped me stur up some interest on...
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Posted June 2nd, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
Like some of you, this spring flood has put quite a different spin on the early season hatches. I have been waiting all winter for the Hendrickson hatch and I have been searching for it for the last few weeks. All I could find was a lot of...
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Posted May 17th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
Andrew Maykuth Online
The Philadelphia Inquirer
June 7, 1993
Bloodsucking scourge of the Adirondacks.
JOHNSBURG, N.Y. – In the winter, ...
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Posted May 5th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
upstream from Dover Road Bridge
Last week I was traveling for work, and I am glad I was. I probably would have broke out in tears if I saw the beloved West Canada Creek at its record flood stage of 33000 cubic feet per second. Remember that normal high water on the West Canada is...
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Posted May 5th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
these are the little purple flowers I associate with Hendricksons
As spring approaches in the Adirondacks, fly fisherman are anxious to head north to fly fish for wild brook trout on a fly rod. The question is, what are the best hatches for the spring and how do I predict them. Brian Bradfield, Lucas Carrol and I all came up...
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Posted April 20th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
spiders.
Hi Everyone… its JP. In my travels through the world fishing and selling electronics materials, I have been exposed to many different techniques and flies. I am often suprised how American Style Flies are so big and bushy. It is probably also because we like things like… all...
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Posted March 26th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
Hi everyone. How about one last hurrahhh for winter. My brother Matt and I take the kids sledding. Check it out.
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Posted February 27th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
Hi Everyone. I was updating the web site and noticed that traffic was down on our articles and extras page. This is just a quick reminder that these resources are here for you to enjoy. Take a look at your leisure. click here ...
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Posted February 22nd, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
I was laying in bed on a Sunday morning and I wanted to do something fun. I could not help thinking about all the success the Fiberglass Manifesto has with his shirts… and I wanted a cool cult type shirt that people my age (mid 30’s to 40’s) could...
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Posted February 16th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
The Adirondack Challenge By: Matt Crawford Editor’s Pick New York’s Ausable River tumbles out of the...
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Posted February 14th, 2011 by Jordan Ross |
Yo, happy new year. It’s turning very cold out in the western states as of right now. I can divulge that only a year ago I was capable enough to stumble around some big fish factory tail waters in negative degree weather, but now I tend to pick my days out with much more consideration...
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Posted January 10th, 2011 by Caleb Lockyer |
Saturday March 19th we will be having our 3rd annual Fly Tying Symposium. It will be held at the Hotel Utica and will begin at 9:00am. There will be no price for admission. Come enjoy the fun with bucket raffles and seminars all day. We hope to...
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Posted December 29th, 2010 by Jordan Ross |
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Posted December 28th, 2010 by Jordan Ross |
New Jersey
2010 was a great year for me personally. I was able to fish in a wide variety of places including Maine and Montana, and I met some awesome people out on the water. Yes, I haven’t been blogging on here a lot the past couple months, but there is...
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Posted December 27th, 2010 by Artie Loomis |
Artie send this video to me and after watching it about 3 or 4 times about fly fishing for carp, I had to post it on here.
There are a few great spots around our area for carp fishing.. to name just two…. Oneida Lake and Delta Lake. Enjoy and...
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Posted December 13th, 2010 by Jordan Ross |
Daddy Long Legs
For the Adirondack Brook trout fly fisherman, finding the right fly is seldom the issue. More often that not it is the question or reaction from the fishes bitting behavior that is the make or break of the fishing trip. However, I beg to differ. On occasions while fishing with...
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Posted November 29th, 2010 by Jordan Ross |
While in Toronto last week I stopped into a fly shop. But before I did that I went to their web site. Their I found this video clip.
Needless to say, I immediatly ordered this full length video and expect to show it at one of our next meetings at...
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Posted November 6th, 2010 by Jordan Ross |
This weekend was my birthday. I share my birthday with my friend Ross Berntson. On Friday we decided to take they day and head up to the Adirondacks in search of wild trout. I expected we probably would fish an open lake for Lake Trout. This is the time of...
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Posted October 31st, 2010 by Jordan Ross |
27 pound king salmon landed on a Reuben Wood fiberglass fly rod
When my friend John Montefusco bough his Reuben Wood Fiberglass fly rod this summer, he told me he would send me pictures from his adventure on the Salmon River. I though to myself… thats cool. But who dosent fish the Salmon River. This week I got these photos from...
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Posted October 17th, 2010 by Jordan Ross |
Had a chance to get out and do some fishing tonight on a local stream here in Cortland. I hadn’t fished an evening in a long time and it was a nice day here so I was hoping to see some sort of hatch. There were some sporadic caddis and...
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Posted September 19th, 2010 by Artie Loomis |
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