Archive for the ‘King Salmon’ Category

From Albacore to Lahontans, fall 2017

Posted on November 9, 2017, 7:11 pm, by Gary Borger, under Albacore Tuna, Coho (silver) salmon, Cutthroat, Fish Species, King Salmon, Lahontan Cutthroat, Rainbow trout.

Albacore It’s been a couple of busy weeks for the fly fishing community. On the east coast, my friend, Jake Jordan, helped sponsor the Cape Lookout Albacore Festival. All proceeds go to Project Healing Waters—a most deserving organization that helps veterans refocus their lives through fishing. Jake is a specialist for Albacore, especially on the […]

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Big and Ugly, and Eating…Jigs?

Posted on September 25, 2017, 4:58 pm, by Gary Borger, under Chile, Fall Salmon in the Lake States, Fish Species, Fishing Tales, Fishing Venues, King Salmon, New York.

Chuck Furimsky, founder of The Fly Fishing Shows, was recently fishing the Salmon River in NY and decided to fish a small white, fly rod jig for the big kings—and guess what? Yup, he connected. That’s an impressive fish, Chuck! Three years back (2014) I was fishing kings in the Chilean Patagonia, and we found […]

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