Streamer Junkie

Anglers Anonymous by Mark Usyk

Hi. My name is Mark, and I’m a fly fishing addict. Um, well, I guess it all started innocently enough. I was just a kid, I guess you could blame my...
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Throwing Darts at Maps by Mark Usyk

I punched the time clock and made the comment, “Here goes another 8 hours I’ll never get back.” Later on it hit me on my lunch break. Flipping open a...
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The Dog Days of Summer by Mark Usyk

The dog days of summer are here. It’s so dry, the creek has receded it’s width to that of a small stream in several places, dry and white round stones...
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Sight Fishing To Bone Fish by Mark Usyk

We started the summer off with a ton of rain. This creek was blown out, high and brown more often than not, and the few days that it was fishable...
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Got a new review from the Fishing Guys up in Canada... Check it out.

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Great testimonial from a customer about the Beaver Meadow Adams

Jordan,

I just wanted to let you know I used the Beaver Creek five foot rod, and it was perfect for what I needed. I had a field day nailing nice trout in very small streams and pools, some no larger than a bathroom sink with a heavy canopy. It has been nearly impossible (or frustrating) to fish these streams with a longer rod. When I got used to the rod's action, I could deliver about a twelve foot cast accurately. I like the details of the rod, and it was a lot of fun playing fish. A minor addition you might want to consider is alignment dots at the rod's ferrule points to speed up connecting the rod. That is a very minor detail, but I can see you are into details with your rods! Here are a few picts so you can see where I used it; a small creek named McGee in the Sierra.

Regards,

Eugene
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Excuses by Mark Usyk

Sleeping bags were hung in the sun, draped over the canoe rack on my truck. My father’s tent was set up not where he would be sleeping in it by...
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Raiders of the Lost Fly Box by Mark Usyk

When I was a little kid I wanted to be Indiana Jones. True story. I wanted to be an archeologist and search far off places that were hard to get...
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