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Fly Fishing in Texas?
Do you want to know where to fly fish in Texas? You’re in the right place. Are you just learning how to fly fish, and Texas is your home? You’re still in the right place! Texas Fly Caster is a multi-sectioned newspaper thinly disguised as a website. We started our public journey twelve years ago, and we’re still going strong. Not only can you learn fly fishing fundamentals here, we can all learn from you as well. Even the smallest of fly fishing tips can make a huge difference in everyone’s success, especially with the challenges of fly fishing in Texas. Remember: I am not “The Texas Fly Caster,” YOU ARE!
KEEP IT FLY! More Than Fly Fishing …
Fly Fishing Culture on the Skids – est. 2007
It didn’t take long for me to realize that many of the people who fly fish Texas also have other interests in common. We look at fly fishing culture through a wide angle lens, and from a macro perspective. The wide view? It includes just about anything and nearly everything. The macro view? Beer, food, travel and music seem to be constant themes. I may even push some healthy living every so often! In 2008, inspired by the greatest depression, I dubbed this “Fly Fishing Culture on the Skids,” and in 2020, Texas Fly Caster still epitomizes the famous phrase.
2020 NEWS!
- Fly Line Mat 2.0 Now Available – “THE CLINT” Makes Your Day
- The Fish Gods Laughed Again
- Monday Morning Roadie
- Big Lebowski Weekend
- FLY MuuuSIC
Fly Line Mat 2.0 Now Available – “THE CLINT” Makes Your Day
Do You Feel Lucky? Well you don’t have to be lucky to keep your fly line in line and on deck anymore. I have just put the new 6 by 36-inch model on the market, and it is a game changer. In my use and with the feedback of users of my original round mat, […]
Monday Morning Roadie
Good morning Texas Fly Casters! By the time you read this, I may be half across Texas, and headed southward toward a rematch with Port O Texas. You may recall I suffered a TKO in the first round of this past June’s trip to the bustling fishing village of Port O’Connor, and limped home after […]
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