Fly Fishing Everglades
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Tibor Everglades Fly Reel Satin Gold $640.00 The Tibor signature large arbor design designed by Ted Juracsik with input from the greats of the saltwater game. The Tibor Everglades large arbor design significantly enhances the rate of line retrieval which is critical when you’re trying to control speedsters like bonefish on the flats or stripers along the coast. The flawless drag system has withstood the test of the world’s most demanding gam… |
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Tibor Everglades QC Fly Reel As a young tool and die apprentice in his native Hungary, the old masters taught Ted “the most beautiful machines have the least moving parts.” This philosophy helps make the Tibor QuickChangeÖ Series superior to any other quick change reel and spool system on the market. The spool change involves only a single moving part û the stainless steel end cap. There’s nothing to remove: no loose parts,… |
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Enrico Puglisi Saltwater Fly – Everglades SP A tremendous fly pattern from expert fly tier Enrico Puglisi, the Everglades SP was designed to imitate a variety of small baitfish found in the backcountry mangroves. An absolute magnet for snook, redfish and tarpon, the Everglades SP sports natural… |
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Flyfisher’s Guide to the Florida Keys (Wilderness Adventures Flyfishing Guidebook) $22.38 This is the most comprehensive travel/flyfishing guidebook to be published on flyfishing in the Keys. Captain Ben Taylor uses his profound knowledge and experience to write a solid guidebook which covers the Upper, Middle and Lower Keys, the Fringe Keys, Key Largo, the open water of the Everglades, as well as the Marquesas and Dry Tortugas. Fish included are Tarpon, Bonefish, Permit, Redfish, Snoo… |
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The Book of the Tarpon $39.00 After an astonishing career on Wall Street, Anthony Weston Dimock pioneered the modern sport of tarpon fishing. This legendary 1911 masterwork embodies all of the expeditionary drama and excitement you would expect pursuing a primitive fish in primitive waters while using primitive equipment. It is a delight–vintage Florida and the Everglades teeming with leaping, crashing, somersaulting fish–de… |
