Warm Water FF Mag.

[Justice League]

There use to be a warm water fly fishing mag out there. Now I buy a mag here and there if I see an article that I want. Well if someone was going to get you a subscription for a mag which one do you think is the best overall for us warm water junkies.


Thanks
Jason

[SteveP]

For us warm water junkies... unfortunately none. I'm in the same boat as you I brouse all the mags on the rack and if I see an article that might interest me I buy it. The only mag I buy on a regular basis is Fly Tyer since I addapt a lot of the salt water patterns to warm water.

Steve

[McManus]

"Warmwater Fly Fishing" was published by ABENAKI Publishers back in the late 1990s to about 2000.

I think they were 10 years ahead of their time!

[rrhyne56]

I think they were 10 years ahead of their time!

Yessir, I concur. Warm water fly fishing is finally coming into it's own.

[Fatman]

Yeah it was great, wish they'd bring it back.

Fatman

[Rick Z]

The main reason it was dropper was the number of advertisers that dropped out.
Warmwater fly fishers do not buy equipment, according to the manufacturers at the time.
When you buy a rod, reel or line it is probably listed for trout first, panfish as a side line, and it counted as being used to fish for trout.

Rick

[BobC]

For us warm water junkies... unfortunately none. I'm in the same boat as you I brouse all the mags on the rack and if I see an article that might interest me I buy it. The only mag I buy on a regular basis is Fly Tyer since I addapt a lot of the salt water patterns to warm water.

Steve

In addition to Steve's reply above, I find a number of patterns in Flyfishing & Tying Journal. Although many are not specifically intended for Smallies and pans, they work very well for them and I also like to "upsize" some of the patterns for warm water. The fish don't complain!!