New Saltwater Tetons on the Fly Logo!!

Reeling for Research Tournament

TetonsontheFly.com is proud to announce the formation of a saltwater team to take part in this years Reelin' For Research charity fishing tourney this coming weekend in Morehead City, NC.  By using this charitable tournament as a vehicle, our team comprised of JImmy Philbin, Robert Paschal, Hunter Boykin, and myself are attempting to raise as much money as possible for this great event (and get some fishing in!).

The N.C. Children’s Promise, a statewide initiative, is a year round campaign to promote the NC Children’s Hospital. North Carolina Children’s Hospital protects the health and well-being of North Carolina’s 2.1 million children by aligning premier health care practitioners, world-class medical education, and innovative, interdisciplinary research to provide the highest-quality, family-centered care, regardless of a family’s ability to pay. The N.C. Children’s Hospital works hand-in-hand with community hospitals and pediatricians across the state, providing specialty care to more than 70,000 children from all 100 counties each year.

Please take the time to go online and donate to our boat, Back Peddler. Thank you to all who support our team through donations and we look forward to seeing everyone next weekend.

http://reelinforresearch.org/index.htm

Charleston Movie is UP

I've been super busy lately since I've been back in NC for the winter, but that hardly means I haven't gotten any fishing in!  Last summer (and some of the fall) I frequented my buddy, Kinnison's couch and collected some great footage of early summer fishing for Redfish.

The new Tetons on the Fly video is a culmination of all the trips last year to Charleston.  We set out on many a bleary eyed morning tide with the sole intent to sight fish to active, tailing reds and even on fish-less days, were not disappointed.  The entire Charleston and Wando watershed has taught me so much and always reinvigorates my passion for salt water flats fishing.  There truly is nothing in fly fishing that can rival sight fishing for active fish, and whether it's a Henry's Fork Rainbow sipping mayflies, a Keys Permit searching for lunch, or a Charleston Red tailing away, the intensity is the same and it's what I crave as an angler or as a guide for my clients. 

 

As it begins to warm up in the spring and the tides shape up, I'll get the itch to see some more spotted tails, but in the meantime enjoy the vid.