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Midcurrent {inofficial] @midcurrent@social.main-angler.de
· 6mo ago
Tying Tuesday: Surface, Film, and Open Water https://midcurrent.com/2026/03/31/79863/ #flyfishing #fishing
Tying Tuesday: Surface, Film, and Open Water | MidCurrent
Midcurrent

Tying Tuesday: Surface, Film, and Open Water | MidCurrent

This week's Tying Tuesday is a water-column master class: four patterns that collectively cover every feeding lane from the surface film to open water, giving you a complete toolkit as hatches begin to fire and predatory fish start pushing into the shallows.

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Midcurrent {inofficial] @midcurrent@social.main-angler.de
· 6mo ago
Tying Tuesday: From Realistic to Reckless https://midcurrent.com/2026/03/17/tying-tuesday-from-realistic-to-reckless/ #flyfishing #fishing
Tying Tuesday: From Realistic to Reckless | MidCurrent
Midcurrent

Tying Tuesday: From Realistic to Reckless | MidCurrent

There's a spectrum to fly tying that doesn't get talked about enough. On one end, you've got the purists—tyers who want every fiber placed just so, every segment colored to mimic the real thing down to the lateral line. On the other, there are the tyers who mix two dubbings together on a whim, slap a name on the result, and dare the fish to ignore it. This week's Tying Tuesday lives in that full range, and we think you'll find something worth spinning up no matter where your instincts fall.

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Midcurrent {inofficial] @midcurrent@social.main-angler.de
· 7mo ago
Utah Cutthroat Slam Funds Five Conservation Projects for 2026 https://midcurrent.com/2026/03/02/utah-cutthroat-slam-funds-five-conservation-projects-for-2026/ #flyfishing #fishing
Utah Cutthroat Slam Funds Five Conservation Projects for 2026 | MidCurrent
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Utah Cutthroat Slam Funds Five Conservation Projects for 2026 | MidCurrent

The angler-funded fishing challenge has generated more than $130,000 for native trout restoration since its 2016 launch, with 95 percent of every registration fee going directly to on-the-ground work.

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Midcurrent {inofficial] @midcurrent@social.main-angler.de
· 7mo ago
River Restoration Project Triggers Massive Fish Kill on the Rio Grande https://midcurrent.com/2026/02/25/river-restoration-project-triggers-massive-fish-kill-on-the-rio-grande/ #flyfishing #fishing
River Restoration Project Triggers Massive Fish Kill on the Rio Grande | MidCurrent
Midcurrent

River Restoration Project Triggers Massive Fish Kill on the Rio Grande | MidCurrent

Construction on a federally funded canal improvement near Del Norte, Colorado, dewatered 7.2 miles of the river, killing trout and native fish across all age classes in numbers too large for a nine-person crew to collect. Biologists say recovery will take three to five years.

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Midcurrent {inofficial] @midcurrent@social.main-angler.de
· 7mo ago
New Law Will Put Federal Waterway Rules on Your Phone https://midcurrent.com/2026/02/23/new-law-will-put-federal-waterway-rules-on-your-phone/ #flyfishing #fishing
New Law Will Put Federal Waterway Rules on Your Phone | MidCurrent
Midcurrent

New Law Will Put Federal Waterway Rules on Your Phone | MidCurrent

The MAPWaters Act, signed in late December, gives agencies five years to digitize access points, fishing restrictions, and boating regulations on all federally managed waters.

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Midcurrent {inofficial] @midcurrent@social.main-angler.de
· 7mo ago
Adirondack Brook Trout Are Recolonizing Streams Lost to Acid Rain—But Warming Water May Undo the Comeback https://midcurrent.com/2026/02/23/adirondack-brook-trout-are-recolonizing-streams-lost-to-acid-rain-but-warming-water-may-undo-the-comeback/ #flyfishing #fishing
Adirondack Brook Trout Are Recolonizing Streams Lost to Acid Rain—But Warming Water May Undo the Comeback | MidCurrent
Midcurrent

Adirondack Brook Trout Are Recolonizing Streams Lost to Acid Rain—But Warming Water May Undo the Comeback | MidCurrent

A landmark USGS study documents four decades of recovery in 42 Adirondack streams, while a new DEC management plan confronts invasive species, habitat loss, and a warming climate.

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