Squaretail Flies

12/25/2021

Happy Holidays! Looking forward to fishing with you during the 2022 season!

07/23/2021

Gospel. Unless you absolutely know you're harvesting the fish please give them the best chance to thrive!

Rob Woodruff of Woodruff Guide Service shows how to properly support a bass's body. Photo by Jenny Mayrell-Woodruff Fly fishers have spent a lot of time over the past couple of years trying to promote the ethic as a way to ensure the highest survival rates from catch-and-release. . .

03/17/2021

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10154656673107027&id=264258002026

03/17/2021

https://www.facebook.com/264258002026/posts/10157583977607027/

03/09/2021

Here's an excellent example of how to cast and get a good dead drift or natural presentation without a whole bunch of technical witchcraft. This is the way I cast and fish the majority of the time with good reason - it works and gives great results!

https://www.facebook.com/39720139359/posts/10158912005529360/

03/05/2021

https://www.facebook.com/264258002026/posts/10157558201462027/

Smallmouth action is just around the corner! Just waiting for the ice to melt.

02/12/2021

https://www.facebook.com/264258002026/posts/10157516706127027/

01/03/2021

Now that winter is really starting to appear like it's here, if you're a hard water fisherman please remember the following thumb rules:

Ice isn't safe to walk, skate, or fish on until it's 4-6 inches thick. Snowmobile users should wait until it's at least 5", and vehicles 8-12" at a minimum. Always test as you move out for the first time and steer clear of areas with moving water such as the mouth of a stream.
With temperatures below freezing and no wind lakes and ponds will generally form 1/3" of ice every 12 hours so wait 3-4 days with those conditions before venturing out for the first time.
The following is an excellent video on what to do if you break through the ice:

https://www.facebook.com/146505212039213/posts/6781986911824310/

Be safe out there!

10/11/2020

Working hard for the fish but they're here. Scenery isn't too shabby either!

10/04/2020

I love guiding for Weatherbys and helping anglers like these two great guys! Patience and working the water thoroughly in the fall can reward you with some really nice fish like these and may even get you in the 20 inch club!

08/12/2020

https://www1.maine.gov/wordpress/insideifw/2020/08/12/brook-trout-protection-blog-one/

By Tim Obrey, Regional Fisheries Supervisor, Moosehead Lake Region Seems like a lifetime ago, we were immersed in conversations about protecting the tremendous shore-spawning brook trout that have been so prevalent in the catch on Moosehead Lake. We had another outstanding winter for trout fishing w...

08/12/2020

Proud to be part of keeping alive this great heritage and tradition! (Not the coolers-but they're pretty great also!)

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