Hello everyone,

As I am sure you are aware all of my scheduled presentations have been cancelled including the Maine Sportsman Show, the Kittery Trading Post Fishing Weekend, and a number of Trout Unlimited meetings.

Before everything shut down, I had fun talking with fans of my books and future readers as well. My three most popular presentations this year was “In Pursuit of Trophy Brook Trout”,  20 Awesome Places to Fish in New England that you Probably Haven’t Heard of or Tried”, and “Patagonia Fly-Fishing”

With my freed-up spare time, I am going to try to convert several of my presentations to on-line video.

If you are interested in reading my columns, I believe the Maine Sportsman is offering their publication on-line for free for the month of April at least. I have a regular freshwater fly-fishing column every other month. This year that is March, May, July, etc. although I usually sneak some other news articles in the magazine during the other months.

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I am translating the recommended shelter-in-place into fly-tying-in-place and fly-fishing-in-place. I finally have time to better organize my flies and tie to fill in the gaps – as you can see below:

Filling in and organizing my streamer box. You can see that marabou soft-hackle streamers are a big part of my selection.

Tying early season patterns that imitate the early little brown and black stoneflies and midges. My favorites? small black Klinkhammers and size -16 black foam Puterbaugh Caddis

Tying CoSoHammer Streamers (from my books) with the color combination for landlocked salmon.