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Fished the extreme high tide this morning. Dead calm. I cast to two sippers with my floating krill. Missed the first and caught the second. A nice 14-15 incher. An hour and a half of stalking and standing. Not for the impatient. Good thing I had a good cigar . . . Leland

That submerged white rock is being used by the carp in this pond to rub their sides. As they swim by they turn on their sides and give themselves a good little scratch. I’ve dubbed it “Rub Rock.” Leland

So cool when you find them on the flats. Not so cool were the deer flies that found me . . .

A good friend dug this up out of her old flyfishing drawer . . . Leland

Fished the Bill Marts Invitational Schmoots Clooper Carp Tournament this past weekend. One of a couple around 23” Leland

Dave and Amelia Jensen have been producing some terrific videos for years. This is a compilation of their favorite slow motion trout eats. Pour your favorite adult beverage, sit back and enjoy. If you can go to YouTube and screen it on your big monitor, do it. You won’t be disappointed. Leland

Here’s why I fish my Miyawaki Beach Popper off our Puget Sound beaches for searun cutthroat and coho salmon – These fish are always looking to eat especially when they swim close to the shore so I give them a crippled baitfish – one that is struggling slowly on the surface. My primary go to...

Mojitos in Cuba. Where else? Leland.

What makes “The Best Fishing Trip Ever?” In a word: Cuba. We fished the Ciénaga de Zapata National Park and La Salina Refuge and the Rio Hatiguanico In Cuba out of Playa Larga on the Bay of Pigs. I hosted nine flyfishers that became good friends with our guides and warm gracious hosts at Casa...