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Flies, Clothing, and More. From the creeks to the coast. The fly fishing lifestyle.

2021/2022 Texas Parks and Wildlife Trout Stocking Info

Rainbow Trout by P. H. Kellner Yesterday afternoon, Texas Parks and Wildlife released their Winter 2021/2022 Trout Stocking Schedule. All together, they are planning to release 352,563 trout in Texas' waters. That is 18,475 more than last year. They might not be the ultimate in fly fishing opportunities for many of y'all, but they can be a great way to get young kids into fishing. Do you have feelings about these fish? Do you have favorite flies for these stocked trout? If so, let me know in the comments. So, here are the important links to your 2021/2022 Trout Stocking schedule: 2021/2022 TPWD Trout Stocking Schedule TPWD Rainbow Trout Stocking Map Directions to Stocking Sites Peace Out-side, Y'all Do you enjoy Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing? If so, you can support TFFF by making purchases at Flydrology.com Your support helps keep Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing up and running, with quality content and a great Facebook group! Other articles you will LOVE: Five Flies fo

After Trip Sip: Blackland Bourbon Brown Sugar Old Fashioned

Sometimes, after a day on the water with some good friends (especially a cold one) it is great to hang out and have a drink to warm you up.

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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