Explore | Learn | Return Sticker

$5.00

Out of stock

** OUT OF STOCK **

The miles of river around you might seem endless, like you could fish for the rest of your life and never see it all. But given a couple decades of hard fishing, you may start to feel quite the opposite. The twisting rivers and rambling streams become your home. And each one within the perimeter of a reasonable driving distance is mentally marked as either explored and fishy or explored and fishless. Until eventually, the list of the unexplored disappears.

And to sustain a sense of adventure, your urge to reconsider the marginal water overtakes your parallel urge to go for the sure thing. Hunting for places beyond the obvious spots on the map becomes part of what you do, not only on fishing trips, but on your days off too.

READ: Troutbitten | Explore — Learn — Return

— — —

  • Sticker is 4X5 inches
  • Printed with a UV and weather resistant finish
  • When mounted as a window decal on your vehicle, a Troutbitten sticker serves as inspiration to go fishing instead of running errands, every time you get in the car.

Winter Cookout

Last Sunday Sloop John B set up the annual Troutbitten winter cookout. I think most of us prefer to fish with a little space around us, so I've never been one to get excited about fishing with a load of people, but at this location, there are so many different...

Podcast: Turnover and Tuck Casting — Tight Line Skills Series, #2

 The Troutbitten Podcast, Season Two, is available everywhere that you listen to your podcasts. ** Note **  The Podcast Player, along with links to your favorite players is below. Part two of this Troutbitten Skills Series focuses on the tuck cast. A good tuck is a...

Gear – Kids In Waders

Took Aiden fishing today.  No, it's really not too cold if you dress for it.  For my youngest son, that means three pair of socks, three pants, two heavy shirts, winter coat, hat, and waterproof mittens. Sure, it takes about fifteen minutes to get dressed, but then I...

The Case for Shorter Casts

My path into fishing was fortuitous. In so many ways, how I grew up fishing, and the waters where I pursued trout, shaped my tactics and formed my approach on the river. I’m thankful that I fished gear as a kid, because it has allowed me to understand fly rod tactics...

PODCAST: Fly Tying — Essential Tools and More (S17, Ep9)

 The Troutbitten Podcast is available everywhere that you listen to your podcasts. ** Note **  The Podcast Player, along with links to your favorite players is below. Fly tying is more popular than ever. With the prevalence of high quality materials and excellent...

Nymphs On the Drop (VIDEO)

** NOTE ** Find the YouTube Video Below Trout eat nymphs, and they eat them a lot. Sometimes it seems like that's all they'll eat. But how and where are trout eating nymphs in the moment? Sometimes, trout eat nymphs on the drop -- as the fly is falling or fluttering...

Pin It on Pinterest