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Posted on July 4, 2013 by

Fly Apparel For The Fly Fisherman

The Fly Trout is the brilliantly illustrated and iconic character created by Joe Pino. You may not have seen The Fly Trout before, but chances are you’re going to start seeing a lot more of him. Joe has created over 10 unique and fantastic designs on shirts, hats, and even paracord bracelets.

Fly Trout Apparel

In honor of Independence Day Joe has not only added a new character to his lineup, the Red, White, and Bluegill, but he’s also running a fantastic contest where you could win his two newest shirt designs!

TheFlyTrout.com - All American Giveaway

Happy 4th of July!! You can enter to win one of these shirts by posting a fly fishing or patriotic picture and include “@theflytrout #redwhiteandfly” in the caption. For more ways to enter go to http://theflytrout.com/2013/07/all-american-giveaway/

Posted on August 19, 2012 by

Behold The Fishing Rod Snowboard

I’ve never seen Every Third Thursday before but it reminds me of Orange County Choppers. Well maybe if the Teutel’s were laid back snowboarders instead of angry bikers. In this episode the guys from Signal Snowboards build a one-of-a-kind snowboard for Steve Abel of Abel Reels featuring a built-in completely working fly rod, net, cork top, and custom graphics. They don’t stop there of course, they take the entire setup fishing before shredding some half pipes on the hill!

Posted on May 1, 2012 by

Hand-Tied Flies From Kenya – First Impressions

A few months ago I received an email from Kenya asking if I wanted to buy some handmade trout flies. Naturally I was very suspicious as Clive and I receive emails like this from all over the world, and typically the ones from Africa and China are simply scams, or some of the worst manufacturing you’ve ever seen. This email seemed different some how, so I decided to email them back and ask for some photos. It took a few days but they finally responded, the images were low quality and it was hard to envision these as quality flies but the person I was in contact with swore that they were 100% hand-made and would not disappoint.

I thought about it for a while and decided to strike up a deal. They would send me some of their flies, and in exchange I would photograph them and review them. It took several weeks for my package to arrive from Kenya, but when I finally opened the package I was blown away with the quality.

They call themselves the “Kenya Tyieng Flies Company” [sic] and if you’re interested in purchasing some of their flies you should contact Mr. Paul Mugo. Best of all these handmade flies only cost around $3-10 USD per dozen (depending on the type of course) plus shipping and handling. Considering the average rate around here is $2-6 PER FLY these flies are an amazing deal! Check out the full gallery for more great photos and if you’re interested in purchasing some for yourself, or for your business please contact Mr. Paul Mugo.

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