As some others have said, the Northeast, particularly Northern N.E., would be awesome to see. Maine is possibly the best fishing in the northeast, if I'm being honest. From salt to fresh water, there's a lot to discover, and the fishing pressure is wayyyy lower than many other states on the eastern seaboard. But, while you're on your way there, the upper Delaware should never be overlooked! Excellent, albeit technical, dry-fly fishing during the day and mousing for big browns at night. If you can get away from some of the more crowded areas, you can really picture the Catskill's deep seated fly-fishing history. It's almost hard to imagine such natural beauty in a place so close to the biggest city in the country. Anyways, awesome series so far, and I look forward to your next adventures, regardless of where you're going!
239!!! Love it that you guys wrapped it up in my backyard and in our home waters! I kept wondering if 239 made it on the the tour. And Captains For Clean Water really are the GOATS here. They don’t get enough credit for how much they do for the fishing and the community here, and they’re too humble to admit that. Funny how like every fly shop I’ve ever stopped at on vacation trips ended up on this tour. Brookings, Hunter Banks, Little River, Dodson. Fly shops truly are cornerstones of the community, and this tour reflected that. Great job guys! This was fun. Really made me proud and excited to go see all the other shops I haven’t been to and I can’t wait to see the next tour!
I think for your next tour, you guys should hit the northeast!! PA: Musky, SMB, wild browns, native brooks NY: Wild browns, native brooks, salmon (debatable lol) VT/NH: do i even need to explain lol MA: Stripers ME: Atlantic salmon, native brooks, arctic char (rare, but possible), stripers I mean… come on. Just so much fly fishing history. How could you not??
