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May '17
Upcoming Shop Events & News
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28
Sep '16
Anglers Den Annual Fall Jamboree / Open House 2016
Posted by Thomas Zarecki in Dry Fly, English Angling Trappings, Featured Events, Fly Fish and Tying Gallery, fly tying instruction, Fly Tying. New York, Nymphs for trout, Pawling Fishing, Trout Fishing, Tying Materials
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Get your fly tying mojo cooking again!
Dave Brandt: Renowned Fly Tyer & Fly Casting Instructor. Dave Needs no introduction. He simply is one of the most engaging and knowledgeable guys in the Fly Fishing industry. Dave is known for his Traditional Catskill Dry Flies & great sense of humor. Take this opportunity to ask questions and learn from the best!
Dan Thomas: Creator of the Calamus, series of trout flies, Dan was born and raised in northeastern Pennsylvania. Dan is a member of the Catskill Fly tyer's guild, as well as the Catskill Fly Fishing Museum. He is a regular tyer at the International Fly Fishing Show, as well as the the International Fly Tying Symposium. His love for the sport of fly fishing as well as the art of fly tying, have driven him to create some exceptionally innovative, and effective patterns through the years.
Fly Tying Demonstrations will start around 10 am.
We will have fly rods set up to test drive outside as well.
New Inventory:
We just received a fresh new stock of materials for the Fall!
(Ice Dub, Zonkers, Marabou, Hackle, Diamond Braid, McFly Foam, Threads, Hooks, Estaz, et..)
We look forward to seeing everyone and sharing our fish or fish"less" stories!
Come stop by to hang out, laugh, meet some new people, learn something, and find out what fly fishing adventures could be in your near future!
100% Chance of a Good Time!
Don't forget to Mark your Calendars!
Anglers Den
11. West Main St.
Pawling NY, 12564
Shop Phone:
845.855.5182
Store Hours:
Wednesday - Friday: 12pm-7pm
Saturday: 10am-5pm
Sunday: 10am - 2pm
Closed: Monday & Tuesday
Anglers Den
11. West Main St.
Pawling NY, 12564
Shop Phone:
845.855.5182
Store Hours:
Wednesday - Friday: 12pm-7pm
Saturday: 10am-5pm
Sunday: 10am - 2pm
Closed: Monday & Tuesday
14
Sep '16
Important Fall 2016 Tout Fishing Season Dates NY & CT
Posted by Thomas Zarecki in Croton Watershed, ebcrotonriver, Fly Fishing, Guide Service, housatonic, Salmon River Need to Know, tenmile river, Trout Fishing, troutmanagementarea
Important Trout Fishing Season Dates NYS:
Delaware River / WB Delaware River (Border Waters) October 16th:Catch and Release Only
Beaverkill River: Closed November 30th: State Route 206 (County Route 7) bridge downstream
Beaverkill River: Open all Year (Catch & Release Only) Sullivan County line (below Roscoe) downstream 2.5 miles to the old railroad trestle and 2) from one mile upstream to 1.6 miles downstream of iron bridge at Horton
EB Delaware: Closed October 16th - Pepacton Dam downstream to Shinhopple Bridge
EB Delaware: (Catch & Release Oct. 16th - Nov. 30th) From Shinhopple Bridge downstream to the mouth at Hancock
WB Delaware: Closed October 16th from Cannonsville Dam downstream to 2 miles below Route 17 overpass at Deposit
EB Croton: Open All Year (Catch & Release Only)
WB Croton: Closed October 1st
Esopus Creek: Closed November 31st
*Non Listed Rivers in NYS Regulation Guide are Closed for trout fishing October 15th.
Ten Mile River, Wappingers Creek, Fishkill Creek ect..
Trout Fishing Season Regulations CT:
Farmington River - TMA September 1st thru 2nd Saturday in April. Catch & Release Only *Barbless Hooks Only
Housatonic River: TMA Open all year Catch and Release Only (Trout Refuge areas are closed June 15th-September 15th - No fishing within 100' of posted signs)
Delaware River / WB Delaware River (Border Waters) October 16th:Catch and Release Only
Beaverkill River: Closed November 30th: State Route 206 (County Route 7) bridge downstream
Beaverkill River: Open all Year (Catch & Release Only) Sullivan County line (below Roscoe) downstream 2.5 miles to the old railroad trestle and 2) from one mile upstream to 1.6 miles downstream of iron bridge at Horton
EB Delaware: Closed October 16th - Pepacton Dam downstream to Shinhopple Bridge
EB Delaware: (Catch & Release Oct. 16th - Nov. 30th) From Shinhopple Bridge downstream to the mouth at Hancock
WB Delaware: Closed October 16th from Cannonsville Dam downstream to 2 miles below Route 17 overpass at Deposit
EB Croton: Open All Year (Catch & Release Only)
WB Croton: Closed October 1st
Esopus Creek: Closed November 31st
*Non Listed Rivers in NYS Regulation Guide are Closed for trout fishing October 15th.
Ten Mile River, Wappingers Creek, Fishkill Creek ect..
Trout Fishing Season Regulations CT:
Farmington River - TMA September 1st thru 2nd Saturday in April. Catch & Release Only *Barbless Hooks Only
Housatonic River: TMA Open all year Catch and Release Only (Trout Refuge areas are closed June 15th-September 15th - No fishing within 100' of posted signs)
24
Feb '16
2-20-2016 - Check out youngsters first casting lesson video!
Posted by Matthias Hackett
Jack's first casting lesson. He's 10 years old and already double hauling!
Nice Job Jack!
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07
Jun '12
Hatch Finatic Fly Reel Review
Before I begin to review Hatch Finatic Fly Reel, I would like to say I was a long time Ross Evolution user, and really loved them.
I believed the drag was one of the best on the market and the reel was super smooth. However, after switching to Hatch, I have realized that although Evo's are great, but in my opinion there is NO reel on the market that begins to surpass Hatch. I've used all the expensive reels on the market for serious Trout & Big Game anglers.
The design of a Hatch reel has exceeded the expectations of the industry. To start off, the reel is one solid piece of aluminum, and the reel seat isn't screwed in. This provides a super solid and quite indestructible reel!
Switching the retrieve from left to right is simply unscrewing an allen screw and turning over a small gear.
There are no places for sand, dirt or grime to get into the reel anywhere. But the real reason to drool over this fly reel is the drag. Hatches have the most amazing drag ever designed. There is zero start of friction, so as soon as you pull line off, the drag starts.
Other manufactures have not refined the "play." The spool spins backwards momentarily without any resistance before the drag kicks in. This start up friction can/will break small tippet as I've seen it done many times. I won't bore you with drag specifics, you can go on the website listed below if you want to see how it works. The drag is the smoothest on the market and you can put so much more pressure on fish in the toughest of situations. When a fish shakes their head, the drag will gives so much smoother than other reels and it protects tippet like a champ!
Steelhead & Salmon anglers have also jumped on the Hatch bandwagon because they need a drag that will perform in all temperatures with feisty drag screaming Trophy Fish. Hatch makes a reel for every sized rod manufactured, so you can get the perfect fit for your stick of choice. If you're not happy with your reel, or you're just curious about Hatch, write us, call us or stop in our shop to learn more, you won't regret it!
Here are the goods:
http://www.anglersden.net/collections/hatch-outdoors-fly-reels