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Five Must Have Flies for Rio Grande Cichlids

It is the Year of the Rio ! So, with that in mind, lets talk about flies for catching a few Rio Grande Cichlid . So, before I tell you my personal favorite Rio Grande Cichlid flies, here are a few things to understand about Rio's and their eating habits.

June Four-Fish Fiesta

June is my birthday month, wooo-whooo! So to celebrate, Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing will host the June Four-Fish Fiesta , an online Texas Fly Fishing tournament. Rules You must register for this event. You can register by signing up for just this June Four-Fish Fiesta, purchasing a full 2022 Membership to Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing , or by signing up with one of the other Membership Options . Registration for this even will close June 15th, 2022. There will be four (4) categories of fish that you can earn points in. Each category will have its own points system/allotment. Black Bass Panfish Trash Other Each category will have its own winner, and an overall winner will be crowned with totals from all four categories. Fish must be handled and photographed with care. Fish must not be foul-hooked, and must appear to be uninjured from the "catch and fight." Any fish submission that shows clear signs of harm (bleeding from the gills, covered in dirt or laying on the grou

Carp in Texas: Part 1 - What are Carp? (and What Ain't?)

Considered a nuisance fish by most anglers in America, carp in Texas seem to be as divisive a topic as the Dallas Cowboys, the legalization of marijuana, or Kinky Freidman. Some love them, many hate them. Discussions about carp can quickly become as heated of a debate as one about UT vs A&M, putting sauce on Bar-B-Que (notice the spelling), or wind turbines. As carp fishing (especially fly fishing) becomes increasingly popular in Texas, this divisiveness may get further entrenched. All sides of the carp debate feel solidly correct, but what is the truth...are they trash fish, do they destroy the environment, are they a prize catch? What are these carp in Texas and what is their impact? In this five-part series, Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing , will attempt to dive deeply into the subject to root out as much CORRECT information as possible. Be sure to understand the facts before you make a decision.

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