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The Spring Fishing Program at Pecos National Historical Park closed Monday April 11th. The spring season ran from March 10th to April 11th. The cost to get on one of the beats at the park is $25.00. Reservations for the summer fishing program will be accepted starting May 23rd. Please call after that date for reservations during the Park's operating hours (which are 8am-4:30pm Labor Day-Memorial Day in the winter and, in the summer, from Memorial Day-Labor Day. Reservation requests will be taken by phone until all slots are filled. The fishing reservation phone number is (505) 757-7272. Their mailing address is: Fishing Program, Pecos National Historical Park, P.O. Box 418, Pecos, NM 87552. See the parks website at http://www.nps.gov/peco/index.htm and click on "2011 Fishing Program" for more details.
The Spring Fishing progaram on the Valles Caldera National Preserve starts Saturday May 21st. There may be a chance to walk on on the opening day but I'd bet that most of the reaches are filled. You can still apply for other dates in their program by visiting their website at http://vallescaldera.gov/.
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
Ed's Fly Fishing News for the Week of April 11, 2011
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The Spring Fishing Program at Pecos National Historical Park closes today Monday April 11th. The water is open and warm enough to catch fish. The spring season ran from March 10th to April 11th. The cost to get on one of the beats at the park is $25.00. Reservations for the summer fishing program will be accepted starting May 23rd. Please call after that date for reservations during the Park's operating hours (which are 8am-4:30pm Labor Day-Memorial Day in the winter and, in the summer, from Memorial Day-Labor Day. Reservation requests will be taken by phone until all slots are filled. The fishing reservation phone number is (505) 757-7272. Their mailing address is: Fishing Program, Pecos National Historical Park, P.O. Box 418, Pecos, NM 87552. See the parks website at http://www.nps.gov/peco/index.htm and click on "2011 Fishing Program" for more details.
The Spring Fishing progaram on the Valles Caldera National Preserve starts Saturday May 21st. There may be a chance to walk on on the opening day but I'd bet that most of the reaches are filled. You can still apply for other dates in their program by visiting their website at http://vallescaldera.gov/.
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
The Spring Fishing Program at Pecos National Historical Park closes today Monday April 11th. The water is open and warm enough to catch fish. The spring season ran from March 10th to April 11th. The cost to get on one of the beats at the park is $25.00. Reservations for the summer fishing program will be accepted starting May 23rd. Please call after that date for reservations during the Park's operating hours (which are 8am-4:30pm Labor Day-Memorial Day in the winter and, in the summer, from Memorial Day-Labor Day. Reservation requests will be taken by phone until all slots are filled. The fishing reservation phone number is (505) 757-7272. Their mailing address is: Fishing Program, Pecos National Historical Park, P.O. Box 418, Pecos, NM 87552. See the parks website at http://www.nps.gov/peco/index.htm and click on "2011 Fishing Program" for more details.
The Spring Fishing progaram on the Valles Caldera National Preserve starts Saturday May 21st. There may be a chance to walk on on the opening day but I'd bet that most of the reaches are filled. You can still apply for other dates in their program by visiting their website at http://vallescaldera.gov/.
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
Friday, March 4, 2011
Ed's Fly Fishing News for the First Week of March 2011
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Very Important. House Bill 206 before the New Mexico legislature will abolish the state Game Commission and put the Department of Game and Fish under the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department. All of these things could be very disasterous for fish and wildlife in New Mexico not to mention the adverse impacts on humters and anglers. The Game Commission holds regular hearings and meeting where the public has an opportunity to have their voices heard. As a division of Energy Minerals, and Natural Resources, the concern is that someone who may have a conflict of interest that heads this department could hold sway over our wildlife agency. In this day and age, we need all of the transparency we can get. The House Energy and Natural Resources Committe will be discussing this bill this Monday at 8:30 am at the State Capitol in room #315. Please e-mail or contact the members of the House Energy and Natural Resources Committee to voice your concerns! You can find those committee members at http://www.nmlegis.gov/lcs/committeedisplay.aspx?CommitteeCode=HENRC
The Fishing Program at Pecos National Historical Park opens this Thursday March 10th. The water is open and warm enough to catch fish. The spring season runs from March 10th to April 11th. The cost to get on one of the beats at the park is $25.00. Please call for reservations during the Park's operating hours (which are 8am-4:30pm Labor Day-Memorial Day in the winter and, in the summer, from Memorial Day-Labor Day. Reservation requests will be taken by phone until all slots are filled. The fishing reservation phone number is (505) 757-7272. Our mailing address is: Fishing Program, Pecos National Historical Park, P.O. Box 418, Pecos, NM 87552. See the parks website at http://www.nps.gov/peco/index.htm and click on "2011 Fishing Program" for more details.
The Fly Fishing Film Tour comes to New Mexico. Proceeds from the upcoming fly-fishing film festival will go to trout habitat improvements and other worthy projects on the state’s top angling attraction, the San Juan River below Navajo Dam, according to sponsors. The San Juan River is rated among the country’s top ten trout fisheries. But the river, one of state’s top tourism draws estimated to bring in up to $40 million a year, is in need of habitat and other improvement projects to benefit anglers and trout alike. Thus members of the angling community have come together to sponsor the fly-fishing film festival in March with shows in Albuquerque and Santa Fe and proceeds to fund future projects on the San Juan River. The first show will be on March 11th. Hotel Albuquerque in Old Town at 800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, will play host to the first showing sponsored by Charlie’s Sporting Goods and Los Pinos Fly Shop. Bob Gerding will be the emcee for the event. In Santa Fe, the film festival will be shown at the Lodge at Santa Fe, 750 North St. Francis Drive, on March 25 with High Desert Angler and The Reel Life fly shops sponsoring. TJ Trout of 94 Rock will emcee this showing. The doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and the show to begin at 7 p.m. Proceeds will go to projects on the San Juan River endorsed by New Mexico Trout, the Truchas Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the San Juan River Guide Association.
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
Very Important. House Bill 206 before the New Mexico legislature will abolish the state Game Commission and put the Department of Game and Fish under the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department. All of these things could be very disasterous for fish and wildlife in New Mexico not to mention the adverse impacts on humters and anglers. The Game Commission holds regular hearings and meeting where the public has an opportunity to have their voices heard. As a division of Energy Minerals, and Natural Resources, the concern is that someone who may have a conflict of interest that heads this department could hold sway over our wildlife agency. In this day and age, we need all of the transparency we can get. The House Energy and Natural Resources Committe will be discussing this bill this Monday at 8:30 am at the State Capitol in room #315. Please e-mail or contact the members of the House Energy and Natural Resources Committee to voice your concerns! You can find those committee members at http://www.nmlegis.gov/lcs/committeedisplay.aspx?CommitteeCode=HENRC
The Fishing Program at Pecos National Historical Park opens this Thursday March 10th. The water is open and warm enough to catch fish. The spring season runs from March 10th to April 11th. The cost to get on one of the beats at the park is $25.00. Please call for reservations during the Park's operating hours (which are 8am-4:30pm Labor Day-Memorial Day in the winter and, in the summer, from Memorial Day-Labor Day. Reservation requests will be taken by phone until all slots are filled. The fishing reservation phone number is (505) 757-7272. Our mailing address is: Fishing Program, Pecos National Historical Park, P.O. Box 418, Pecos, NM 87552. See the parks website at http://www.nps.gov/peco/index.htm and click on "2011 Fishing Program" for more details.
The Fly Fishing Film Tour comes to New Mexico. Proceeds from the upcoming fly-fishing film festival will go to trout habitat improvements and other worthy projects on the state’s top angling attraction, the San Juan River below Navajo Dam, according to sponsors. The San Juan River is rated among the country’s top ten trout fisheries. But the river, one of state’s top tourism draws estimated to bring in up to $40 million a year, is in need of habitat and other improvement projects to benefit anglers and trout alike. Thus members of the angling community have come together to sponsor the fly-fishing film festival in March with shows in Albuquerque and Santa Fe and proceeds to fund future projects on the San Juan River. The first show will be on March 11th. Hotel Albuquerque in Old Town at 800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, will play host to the first showing sponsored by Charlie’s Sporting Goods and Los Pinos Fly Shop. Bob Gerding will be the emcee for the event. In Santa Fe, the film festival will be shown at the Lodge at Santa Fe, 750 North St. Francis Drive, on March 25 with High Desert Angler and The Reel Life fly shops sponsoring. TJ Trout of 94 Rock will emcee this showing. The doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and the show to begin at 7 p.m. Proceeds will go to projects on the San Juan River endorsed by New Mexico Trout, the Truchas Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the San Juan River Guide Association.
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
Friday, February 18, 2011
Ed's Fly Fishing News for the Week of February 21, 2011
Become a Clean Angler! Learn how at http://cleananglingpledge.org/
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
The Fly Fishing Film Tour comes to New Mexico. Proceeds from the upcoming fly-fishing film festival will go to trout habitat improvements and other worthy projects on the state’s top angling attraction, the San Juan River below Navajo Dam, according to sponsors. “The films are great, there’ll be fabulous raffle prizes and it’s a wonderful opportunity to show support for our beautiful San Juan River”, says Larry Johnson of the San Juan River Guide Association. The San Juan River in northwestern New Mexico draws thousands of fly-fishing enthusiasts to its waters each year for the opportunity to catch and release big trout and is consistently rated among the country’s top ten trout fisheries. But the river, one of state’s top tourism draws estimated to bring in up to $40 million a year, is in need of habitat and other improvement projects to benefit anglers and trout alike. Thus members of the angling community have come together to sponsor the fly-fishing film festival in March with shows in Albuquerque and Santa Fe and proceeds to fund future projects on the San Juan River. The first show will be on March 11th. Hotel Albuquerque in Old Town at 800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, will play host to the first showing sponsored by Charlie’s Sporting Goods and Los Pinos Fly Shop. T.J. Trout of 94 Rock and or Bob Gerding will be the emcee for the event, which will feature a no-host bar, food carts, vendors’ booths and a raffle at intermission for prizes such as rods and reels or guided trips and lodging on the San Juan River. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with over two hours of filming slated to begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door or $10 when purchased at the sponsors’ stores, up until noon of the show date. In Santa Fe, the film festival will be shown at the Lodge at Santa Fe, 750 North St. Francis Drive, on March 25 with High Desert Angler and The Reel Life fly shops sponsoring. The event will feature similar attractions to those found in Albuquerque with the doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and the show to begin at 7 p.m. Proceeds will go to projects on the San Juan River endorsed by New Mexico Trout, the Truchas Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the San Juan River Guide Association. Heritage Hotels, which operates both the Hotel Albuquerque and the Lodge at Santa Fe, donated both the venues, at no cost, with cinema graphic accommodations for the film festival.
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
The Fly Fishing Film Tour comes to New Mexico. Proceeds from the upcoming fly-fishing film festival will go to trout habitat improvements and other worthy projects on the state’s top angling attraction, the San Juan River below Navajo Dam, according to sponsors. “The films are great, there’ll be fabulous raffle prizes and it’s a wonderful opportunity to show support for our beautiful San Juan River”, says Larry Johnson of the San Juan River Guide Association. The San Juan River in northwestern New Mexico draws thousands of fly-fishing enthusiasts to its waters each year for the opportunity to catch and release big trout and is consistently rated among the country’s top ten trout fisheries. But the river, one of state’s top tourism draws estimated to bring in up to $40 million a year, is in need of habitat and other improvement projects to benefit anglers and trout alike. Thus members of the angling community have come together to sponsor the fly-fishing film festival in March with shows in Albuquerque and Santa Fe and proceeds to fund future projects on the San Juan River. The first show will be on March 11th. Hotel Albuquerque in Old Town at 800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, will play host to the first showing sponsored by Charlie’s Sporting Goods and Los Pinos Fly Shop. T.J. Trout of 94 Rock and or Bob Gerding will be the emcee for the event, which will feature a no-host bar, food carts, vendors’ booths and a raffle at intermission for prizes such as rods and reels or guided trips and lodging on the San Juan River. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with over two hours of filming slated to begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door or $10 when purchased at the sponsors’ stores, up until noon of the show date. In Santa Fe, the film festival will be shown at the Lodge at Santa Fe, 750 North St. Francis Drive, on March 25 with High Desert Angler and The Reel Life fly shops sponsoring. The event will feature similar attractions to those found in Albuquerque with the doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and the show to begin at 7 p.m. Proceeds will go to projects on the San Juan River endorsed by New Mexico Trout, the Truchas Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the San Juan River Guide Association. Heritage Hotels, which operates both the Hotel Albuquerque and the Lodge at Santa Fe, donated both the venues, at no cost, with cinema graphic accommodations for the film festival.
Friday, February 11, 2011
Ed's Fly Fishing News for the Week of February 14, 2011
Become a Clean Angler! Learn how at http://cleananglingpledge.org/
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
The Fly Fishing Film Tour comes to New Mexico. Proceeds from the upcoming fly-fishing film festival will go to trout habitat improvements and other worthy projects on the state’s top angling attraction, the San Juan River below Navajo Dam, according to sponsors. “The films are great, there’ll be fabulous raffle prizes and it’s a wonderful opportunity to show support for our beautiful San Juan River”, says Larry Johnson of the San Juan River Guide Association. The San Juan River in northwestern New Mexico draws thousands of fly-fishing enthusiasts to its waters each year for the opportunity to catch and release big trout and is consistently rated among the country’s top ten trout fisheries. But the river, one of state’s top tourism draws estimated to bring in up to $40 million a year, is in need of habitat and other improvement projects to benefit anglers and trout alike. Thus members of the angling community have come together to sponsor the fly-fishing film festival in March with shows in Albuquerque and Santa Fe and proceeds to fund future projects on the San Juan River. The first show will be on March 11th. Hotel Albuquerque in Old Town at 800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, will play host to the first showing sponsored by Charlie’s Sporting Goods and Los Pinos Fly Shop. T.J. Trout of 94 Rock and or Bob Gerding will be the emcee for the event, which will feature a no-host bar, food carts, vendors’ booths and a raffle at intermission for prizes such as rods and reels or guided trips and lodging on the San Juan River. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with over two hours of filming slated to begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door or $10 when purchased at the sponsors’ stores, up until noon of the show date. In Santa Fe, the film festival will be shown at the Lodge at Santa Fe, 750 North St. Francis Drive, on March 25 with High Desert Angler and The Reel Life fly shops sponsoring. The event will feature similar attractions to those found in Albuquerque with the doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and the show to begin at 7 p.m. Proceeds will go to projects on the San Juan River endorsed by New Mexico Trout, the Truchas Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the San Juan River Guide Association. Heritage Hotels, which operates both the Hotel Albuquerque and the Lodge at Santa Fe, donated both the venues, at no cost, with cinema graphic accommodations for the film festival.
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
The Fly Fishing Film Tour comes to New Mexico. Proceeds from the upcoming fly-fishing film festival will go to trout habitat improvements and other worthy projects on the state’s top angling attraction, the San Juan River below Navajo Dam, according to sponsors. “The films are great, there’ll be fabulous raffle prizes and it’s a wonderful opportunity to show support for our beautiful San Juan River”, says Larry Johnson of the San Juan River Guide Association. The San Juan River in northwestern New Mexico draws thousands of fly-fishing enthusiasts to its waters each year for the opportunity to catch and release big trout and is consistently rated among the country’s top ten trout fisheries. But the river, one of state’s top tourism draws estimated to bring in up to $40 million a year, is in need of habitat and other improvement projects to benefit anglers and trout alike. Thus members of the angling community have come together to sponsor the fly-fishing film festival in March with shows in Albuquerque and Santa Fe and proceeds to fund future projects on the San Juan River. The first show will be on March 11th. Hotel Albuquerque in Old Town at 800 Rio Grande Blvd NW, will play host to the first showing sponsored by Charlie’s Sporting Goods and Los Pinos Fly Shop. T.J. Trout of 94 Rock and or Bob Gerding will be the emcee for the event, which will feature a no-host bar, food carts, vendors’ booths and a raffle at intermission for prizes such as rods and reels or guided trips and lodging on the San Juan River. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with over two hours of filming slated to begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door or $10 when purchased at the sponsors’ stores, up until noon of the show date. In Santa Fe, the film festival will be shown at the Lodge at Santa Fe, 750 North St. Francis Drive, on March 25 with High Desert Angler and The Reel Life fly shops sponsoring. The event will feature similar attractions to those found in Albuquerque with the doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and the show to begin at 7 p.m. Proceeds will go to projects on the San Juan River endorsed by New Mexico Trout, the Truchas Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the San Juan River Guide Association. Heritage Hotels, which operates both the Hotel Albuquerque and the Lodge at Santa Fe, donated both the venues, at no cost, with cinema graphic accommodations for the film festival.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Ed's Fly Fishing News for the Week of January 31, 2011
Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers! Learn more at http://www.tu.org/science/aquatic-invasive-species-ais
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
We are officially a Patagonia dealer again! They will replace Cloudveil in our line up of waders, boots, raingear, and layering pieces. So far we’ve got the Rio Gallegos waders, the Gunnison Gorge wading pants, Rocky Grip and Riverwalker rubber soled wading boots, Nano-puff jackets and vests, and mid-weight Capilene layering pieces with more to come all year long! Patagonia has always made the best stuff and we are very happy to have them back in the store again and I think you will be too!
Check out the latest on our website. We've been doing podcasts for a few weeks here in the store. Currently you can click on a podcast from our website or the iTunes store. It's been alot of fun, and we hope you all find it that way and informative as well. Keep on listening!
We are officially a Patagonia dealer again! They will replace Cloudveil in our line up of waders, boots, raingear, and layering pieces. So far we’ve got the Rio Gallegos waders, the Gunnison Gorge wading pants, Rocky Grip and Riverwalker rubber soled wading boots, Nano-puff jackets and vests, and mid-weight Capilene layering pieces with more to come all year long! Patagonia has always made the best stuff and we are very happy to have them back in the store again and I think you will be too!
Friday, January 21, 2011
Ed's Fly Fishing News for the Week of January 17, 2011
Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers! Learn more at http://www.tu.org/science/aquatic-invasive-species-ais
New Mexico Trout's Conclave is tomorrow Saturday January 22nd. One of the featured speakers will be our good friend Van Beacham. Don't miss Van's slideshow, beginning at 9:00 and 2:30, "Solitary Angling in New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming". The bottom line: Fish Your Own Piece of Water and Catch More Fish! Other featured speakers include Baker Salisbury of Westbank Anglers in Jackson Wyoming and Jay Murakoshi of Baja Angling Adventures. The conclave runs from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm and is at Sandia Prep, 532 Osuna Rd NE, in Albuquerque. Cost is $35 for members and $45 for non-members. For more info e-mail Bob Widgren at bobwidgren@msn.com.
Alot of price savvy shoppers know to buy skis in the summer and fishing gear in the winter. The fishing year has ended for many of the manufacturers we deal with. As a result, there are quite a few deals to be had on rods, waders, and wading boots. We are prevented from listing prices on boots right now, but we have many styles and prices to choose from. Please give us a call and we'll let you know what we got. Also check out Jarrett's List from our homepage.
New Mexico Trout's Conclave is tomorrow Saturday January 22nd. One of the featured speakers will be our good friend Van Beacham. Don't miss Van's slideshow, beginning at 9:00 and 2:30, "Solitary Angling in New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming". The bottom line: Fish Your Own Piece of Water and Catch More Fish! Other featured speakers include Baker Salisbury of Westbank Anglers in Jackson Wyoming and Jay Murakoshi of Baja Angling Adventures. The conclave runs from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm and is at Sandia Prep, 532 Osuna Rd NE, in Albuquerque. Cost is $35 for members and $45 for non-members. For more info e-mail Bob Widgren at bobwidgren@msn.com.
Alot of price savvy shoppers know to buy skis in the summer and fishing gear in the winter. The fishing year has ended for many of the manufacturers we deal with. As a result, there are quite a few deals to be had on rods, waders, and wading boots. We are prevented from listing prices on boots right now, but we have many styles and prices to choose from. Please give us a call and we'll let you know what we got. Also check out Jarrett's List from our homepage.
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