Beadhead Babble

A "reflective" fly fishing journal. By T. Langan

Sunday, July 5, 2015

Days of Old

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     I put that deer hair popper within two inches of the lily pads.  It had been about 90 sunny minutes since the last take on a streamer w...
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Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Brown-out

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     It has been about a month since my last post, which is crazy when you consider that this is prime-time.  Since we've last visited, ...
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Monday, May 25, 2015

Wake Up Call

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     It is one of the biggest gambles in all of fishing.  Acknowledging a 4:00AM buzzer on your day off may be the greatest challenge for th...
Thursday, May 21, 2015

The Meltdown

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     It deserves an entry in the blog, but not because of any high achievement.  In fact, it's the embarrassment that I want to remember...
Thursday, May 7, 2015

Adaptation

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     The last time I was on a branch of the Delaware--and it wasn't that long ago-- it was snowing sideways.  As I write this, evening t...
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Thursday, April 23, 2015

The Reality

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     It is actually April that came in like a lion, and stayed that way.  I have never experienced a snow squall this late in the month, and...
Thursday, April 2, 2015

The tie that binds

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        Though separated by over 450 days and 102 miles, the last fish of mine for 2013 and the first trout to hand of 2015 are linked.  Yet...
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Sunday, March 29, 2015

Theme '15

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     The ice has waned, and I am ready.  It has been an extended break from the river with another non-negotiable winter in the Catskills.  ...
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Friday, February 27, 2015

Life "on" the Beaverkill

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     Passing through the region on a late February afternoon, I drove the length of the rivers from Livingston Manor to Deposit.  Not surpri...
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Friday, January 30, 2015

Communication from the cave

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     I've actually been handling it well up until this point.  I haven't slid into waders for about six weeks, which is the longest ...
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Just an average angler that can't get enough time on the water. And when I'm there, the biggest worry is whether to continue euro-nymphing or switch to dry-dropper. Not a bad life. Someday at my funeral, it's doubtful that anyone there would call me the greatest to ever live. But they very likely may say no one loved it more than I did. And they might be right. If, for any reason, you would like to contact me, please comment within a post or drop me a note at thomasjlangan@gmail.com . Long live the Catskills. God Bless.
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