Circle Logo Sticker

Circle Logo Sticker

$5.00

66 in stock

Rocks, bubbles, trout skin or something else? The enigmatic Troutbitten Circle icon is mysteriously fishy. — — —

  • Sticker is 3X3 inches
  • Printed with a UV and weather resistant finish
  • When mounted as a window decal on your vehicle, this Troutbitten sticker serves as inspiration to go fishing instead of running errands, every time you get in the car.
Categories: , , ,

#2. Turnover and the Tuck Cast: Nine Essential Skills for Tight Line and Euro Nymphing

** NOTE ** This is the second featured skill in the Troutbitten series, Nine Essential Skills for Tight Line and Euro Nymphing. You can find the overview, along with dedicated articles for each chapter and skill as they publish HERE. -- -- -- -- -- -- A fly first...
Read it

Are You Spooking Trout?

We make countless excuses for why trout don’t eat the fly. It’s the pattern or presentation, the weather or the water. It’s angler pressure or a low fish count. Sure it is. But so many times, the real answer is more simple. We’ve scared the fish that we aim to catch....
Read it

These Hooks Bend Out

I grew into fly fishing under a different era. In the same way that Americans once got their news from three main sources, twenty years ago we bought our fishing hooks from just a few different suppliers. But now, an abundance of choice saturates everything -- a...
Read it

This Is Real Silence

** NOTE ** This Troutbitten story was originally published to Hatch Magazine in 2017 I fish, so I love the valleys. The further you travel upstream and into the mountains, the narrower become the ravines and gullies where trout live. The streams turn to a trickle,...
Read it

Light Dry Dropper in the Flow

My hands are cold. It’s the second week of May, and I’m caught unprepared by a cold front that has moved in with more wind, more rain and more of the wet stuff than was predicted. “Last night’s forecast promised better than this.” I think it before I catch myself....
Read it

Thirty-Inch Liars

** NOTE ** This article was originally published to Hatch Magazine in 2016. It is republished here, and it's one of my favorites It was a slow morning in fast water. It was a small fish day on a big fish river. It was a disappointment by noon, but fate was about to...
Read it

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Pin It on Pinterest