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Every year we have the privilege of outfitting anglers all around the world. But as any serious angler knows, not all gear is created equal. Here are our picks for the best gear of the year, the items that set themselves apart from the fray.
As any serious angler knows it's hard to have a great day on the water if you're cold, wet, and uncomfortable. Here we've included the gear that's guaranteed to keep a smile on your face no matter what mother nature throws at you.
Finding great deals may seem tougher and tougher these days, but rest assured they are out there if you know where to look. This holiday season our team did a little of the legwork for you by rounding up some of our favorite deals on rods, reels, and everything in between.
Ah, the Trout Bum. You probably know one or two of these characters. The ones whose waders are always wet, who have bits of fly tying material perpetually stuck to them. If that sounds familiar, and if you have one on your shopping list this year, fear not. We've got you covered.
Saltwater anglers are a special breed, braving wind and waves to chase the fish they love. Here we've pulled together some of our favorite gear for your favorite saltwater angler, tried and tested by our customers and expert team here at the shop.
Flowing out of Lake Umbagog in Errol, NH, the Androscoggin is one of the East's better known "big water" fisheries, more akin to classic western rivers in many regards. Flowing south through the White Mountains, it turns southeast into Maine, eventually emptying into the Kennebec. Fishing the Androscoggin is often done by boat (a big advantage) and offers a variety of riffles, glides, and slower, deeper water. Trout are located throughout, and many of the tributaries offer prime spawning habitat. Brookies, Browns, and Rainbows can be found in most of the river with smallmouth bass being found in the lower reaches, and landlocked salmon near the northern dams.