Showing posts with label Sean Wallentine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sean Wallentine. Show all posts
Freshwater Flyfishing Tips From the Pros
For all of you flyfishers looking for a new flyfishing app for your iPhone or iPad, downloading Freshwater Flyfishing Tips From The Pros is a must. Go to iTunes to purchase this outstanding app for only $2.99. The biggest names in flyfishing share their knowledge and can assist flyfishers of every skill level. Click on the following iTunes Preview link of Freshwater Flyfishing Tips From The Pros by Mark Williams and enjoy!
Freshwater Flyfishing Tips From The Pros
For all of you flyfishers looking for a new flyfishing app for your iPhone or iPad, downloading Freshwater Flyfishing Tips From The Pros is a must. Go to iTunes to purchase this outstanding app for only $2.99. The biggest names in flyfishing share their knowledge and can assist flyfishers of every skill level. Click on the following iTunes Preview link of Freshwater Flyfishing Tips From The Pros by Mark Williams and enjoy!
Merry Fishmas Eve from the Virtual Fly Guides!
Sean and Joseph Wallentine (nephew) in Northern California on our annual fly fishing trip. Just so happens that Christmas and fly fishing collided this year for a perfect storm. Merry Christmas...
Hat Creek, CA Fly Fishing Report **October 3, 2010**
Fly Fishing Report Submitted by: Sean Wallentine
Location: Hat Creek, CA
Details: Fished near the headwaters on October 2, 2010, with friend Christian Hill from Colorado. We spent about 3 hours fishing dries with nymph droppers and also used an indicator with two nymphs. I caught 9 fish: 6 browns, 2 brook trout and 1 rainbow. The weather was perfect: no wind, and 75 degrees. Hat Creek is a splendid fishery and just about as beautiful as a creek can possibly be.
Location: Hat Creek, CA
Details: Fished near the headwaters on October 2, 2010, with friend Christian Hill from Colorado. We spent about 3 hours fishing dries with nymph droppers and also used an indicator with two nymphs. I caught 9 fish: 6 browns, 2 brook trout and 1 rainbow. The weather was perfect: no wind, and 75 degrees. Hat Creek is a splendid fishery and just about as beautiful as a creek can possibly be.
Nor Cal Fly Fishing Report **September 30, 2010**
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| Sean, Christian, and Eric |
Sacramento, CA
Body of Water: Private Water in Lassen County, CA
Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010
# of Fish Caught: Whole Bunch
Species: Rainbow Trout
Size: Biggest was 35" (about 20 pounds)
Effective Flies: Large black Woolly Buggers with some crystal flash in the tail was the most effective; #12 BH Prince Nymph; #14 BH Caddis Nymph (tan/orange generic)
Summary:
Fished with Christian Hill and Eric Steen at private water in Lassen County. Epic fly-fishing experience.
East Carson River, CA Fly Fishing Report **September 5, 2010**
Sean Wallentine
Sacramento, CA
Body of Water: E Carson River, Alpine County, CA
Date: Sunday, September 5, 2010
# of Fish Caught: 6
Species: 5 Rainbows & 1 Brown
Size: Biggest was 14"
Effective Flies: #16 Green BH Pulsating Caddis Nymph
Summary:Fished alone. Good weather and water flow.
Sacramento, CA
Body of Water: E Carson River, Alpine County, CA
Date: Sunday, September 5, 2010
# of Fish Caught: 6
Species: 5 Rainbows & 1 Brown
Size: Biggest was 14"
Effective Flies: #16 Green BH Pulsating Caddis Nymph
Summary:Fished alone. Good weather and water flow.
Wolf Creek, CA Fly Fishing Report **September 10, 2010**
Sean Wallentine
Sacramento, CA
Body of Water: Wolf Creek, Alpine County, CA
Date: Saturday, September 4, 2010
# of Fish Caught: 4
Species: Brook Trout
Size: Small up to 10"
Effective Flies: #12 Stimulator
Summary:
Took the family on a hike up Wolf Creek and brought the fly rod along.
Did a little fishing. Only fished about an hour or two in total; from about 12pm to 1:00pm. Perfect weather. Got VERY close to a huge mountain lion. Close call. Also caught a snake the kids played around with for a while.
Spring Runoff
Whether you are in the Sierras or the Rockies, the spring runoff seems to be making up for previous years of drought. Here in the west, some of the lakes and reservoirs are filling up to capacity and sometimes exceeding.
Calling All Virtual Fly Guides!
With fishing season in full swing, it's time to add reports to the VFG Bulletin Board. Once they are posted, we will feature them here on the Virtual Fly Guides Blog.
















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