Hey fellows tight liners ! I have been really busy lately and have not been able to post!
Musky flies have been the only thing leaving my vise! Although I just had shoulder surgery and will be out of commission for another three weeks.
I also wanted to inform you guys that I will be starting a new blog/website called "Mooser's musky flies". I have had one order go out for my musky flies already and am looking forward to selling more. If you are interested in buying some, email me at moosemast19@aol.com. The website/blog is still a work in progress right now. I am however trying to work very diligent on it to get it up and running as fast as possible.
Well I hope everyone's 2013 fishing season is going very swell. I also wish everyone for the best for the 2013 season!!
Tight lines,
Nick masteller
The Blog of a Trout Bum- Manatawny, Tulpehocken, French, Hay, and many other streams.
Monday, April 29, 2013
Monday, March 25, 2013
Musky, Musky, Musky !!
Musky...the idea of catching a musky on the fly gets my adrenaline going just thinking about it. Chasing one of these dragons is going to be one of my goals this summer, and early spring. I have been ; pondering, googling, instagraming, emailing, just to see what I have to tie, use , and do, to catch one of these thugs!
With all of these things running through my head, I invested in a pack of 4/0s, buck tail, flashabou, synthetics, and more clear cure goo to see of what I could come up with that could get a follow, strike, or even catch one of these fish of 10,000 casts.
With all of these things running through my head, I invested in a pack of 4/0s, buck tail, flashabou, synthetics, and more clear cure goo to see of what I could come up with that could get a follow, strike, or even catch one of these fish of 10,000 casts.
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Some new patterns !
Three new patterns I have come up with !
Nicks wicked stone
St Paddys Day Rock Worm
Shaggys rollin Stoned
Names going clock wise from bottom right to top
Nicks wicked stone
St Paddys Day Rock Worm
Shaggys rollin Stoned
Names going clock wise from bottom right to top
Monday, March 11, 2013
Pickering Creek Stream Report
Hello everybody ! I have been doing a lot of fishing since I have been back ! I have recently been going to the Pickering for some delayed harvest action, great weather has came the past three days and has really provided Frankie, and a new addition to the fishing crew, John, and I with tons of action ! The past three days we have reached in to the fish a thing totals in the low 100s between the three of us !
Fishing are holding steady in deep pools and runs. They can also be found in some flat water rising to midges and little black stoneflies. Big producers for us have been micro eggs, wooly buggers, midges ranging from sizes 18-26, and other various small nymphs. Indicator a single split shot has been doing well with a fly. Only one trout has been caught on a dry fly between the three of us but others have caught them on drys as well.
I would caution you to be polite and curtious to others fishing spots that you would like to fish. It has come to our attention that people have forgotten what fishing etiquette is. We have had numerous people come trudging through , around, upside down the holes we are fishing. Its a small creek, not alot of good holes to fish but if there is room to squeeze in then do it, just be polite and fish a section of that hole that you can fish.
Other than that the rain is on it's way an I am going to be interested to see what it is going to do and how the fish are going to react. I'm hoping for no rain or off and on showers, but who knows !?
All in all have fun and get out !!
Keep them reels screaming.
Fishing are holding steady in deep pools and runs. They can also be found in some flat water rising to midges and little black stoneflies. Big producers for us have been micro eggs, wooly buggers, midges ranging from sizes 18-26, and other various small nymphs. Indicator a single split shot has been doing well with a fly. Only one trout has been caught on a dry fly between the three of us but others have caught them on drys as well.
I would caution you to be polite and curtious to others fishing spots that you would like to fish. It has come to our attention that people have forgotten what fishing etiquette is. We have had numerous people come trudging through , around, upside down the holes we are fishing. Its a small creek, not alot of good holes to fish but if there is room to squeeze in then do it, just be polite and fish a section of that hole that you can fish.
Other than that the rain is on it's way an I am going to be interested to see what it is going to do and how the fish are going to react. I'm hoping for no rain or off and on showers, but who knows !?
All in all have fun and get out !!
Keep them reels screaming.
Monday, March 4, 2013
The GOO is the POO !
Well I did it !! I finally did it !! I bought the goo!! A new innovative fly tying tool/material it's just in a league of its own ! I bought the starter kit at The Bears Den fly shop in Massachusetts! It was only 50$ and came with two syringes two nozzels two nozzel covers and a curing light. One contains thin goo and the other has thick. The thin and thick is just a different viscosity. It amazed me to see how fast it cured ! 3-7 seconds is all it takes! It a very very neat thing to use for your flies.
Highly recommended !!
Highly recommended !!
Today is the day...
Today is the day... Today is the last and final day I will be a resident of Massachusetts. Tomorrow I will be headed home to Pennsylvania, where my 2013 fishing season will start. It was a tough weekend, resulting in being swept and knocked out first round of the AJHL Playoffs. It has been a great experience for me, I have grown as a hockey player and as an individual. My host family could not have been better and treated me like their own family member. With the last two weeks at the vice I have still been sticking with Smallmouth Bass and Musky patterns. I have also greatly expanded my fly tying material inventory with all sorts of materials from synthetics to saltwater material. Here are some photos of the last two weeks I spent at the vise!
Monday, February 25, 2013
Been On the Vise A lot Lately!!
Well hello fellow fly guys and gals!! Finally got the blogger app on my iPhone, so the blog will have a higher up-keep then just with my laptop!
I have been sitting in front of my vise for the whole winter, and have had so many patterns leave the vice and into numerous boxes.
Mainly the patterns I have been tieing are bass and musky flies. These patterns are big and full of material! Since I am more of a freestyle tier, I make up my own and just stick to the basic principles of fly tying.
Here are some of the patterns that I have tied, with so many flies I am only going to post a few, but to see all of them check out or follow me on Instagram @mooser0893
I have been sitting in front of my vise for the whole winter, and have had so many patterns leave the vice and into numerous boxes.
Mainly the patterns I have been tieing are bass and musky flies. These patterns are big and full of material! Since I am more of a freestyle tier, I make up my own and just stick to the basic principles of fly tying.
Here are some of the patterns that I have tied, with so many flies I am only going to post a few, but to see all of them check out or follow me on Instagram @mooser0893
New Logo/Sticker Idea
Was doodling, and decided to come up with a new logo/sticker idea. Don't know when the stickers will be made. A post will be up on when I have an idea of when the stickers will be made.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Havent Posted In Awhile !! :(
Hello fellow Tight Liners !
Massachusettes + Winter = COLDDD !!!
With all of this cold fishing is something I haven't gotten to do much of. However, I did go home for a weekend and did some ice fishing on Antietam Resevoir. Ice fishing was very productive with catches of crappie, bluegill, trout, and plenty of perch. Success fishing spoons and moon jigs tipped with waxies,meal worms, and trout worms brought success. Do not know if the ice is holding up since the warmer weaher moved in.
On the other hand I have been tying like a mad man! Mainly gearing up for Summer smallmouth amd maybe a musky, if i get lucky enough! Ive found an AMZING channel on youtube called flyfishingtheozarks! They have aot of big streamer videos that are easy to follow.
The patterns I have been tying are:
Schmidt's Mufasa
Scmidt's Red Rocket
Schmidt's Voodoo Squatch
Galloup's Fat Head
Im so anxious/excited to fish these pattens!
http://www.youtube.com/user/flyfishingtheozarks
Massachusettes + Winter = COLDDD !!!
With all of this cold fishing is something I haven't gotten to do much of. However, I did go home for a weekend and did some ice fishing on Antietam Resevoir. Ice fishing was very productive with catches of crappie, bluegill, trout, and plenty of perch. Success fishing spoons and moon jigs tipped with waxies,meal worms, and trout worms brought success. Do not know if the ice is holding up since the warmer weaher moved in.
On the other hand I have been tying like a mad man! Mainly gearing up for Summer smallmouth amd maybe a musky, if i get lucky enough! Ive found an AMZING channel on youtube called flyfishingtheozarks! They have aot of big streamer videos that are easy to follow.
The patterns I have been tying are:
Schmidt's Mufasa
Scmidt's Red Rocket
Schmidt's Voodoo Squatch
Galloup's Fat Head
Im so anxious/excited to fish these pattens!
http://www.youtube.com/user/flyfishingtheozarks
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