Great Lakes Fly Shop

Big sale on scott fly rods!!!

sector 9′ 7wt $800.00
sector 9′ 8wt $800.00
centric 9′ 6wt $650.00
wave 9′ 8wt $400.00
wave 9′ 9wt $400.00

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Well after much anticipation and waiting the book from Carl Haensel has arrived fresh off the printing press. And what a great book it is. Full of all types of Fly Fishing information and tid pits for the whole state of Minnesota. Lots of updated information about the North Shore and the surrounding streams and rivers around Duluth and the Iron Range. Cannot say enough good things about it, but Thanks Carl!! Come on down to the shop and pick up your copy for that perfect Holiday gift or for yourself. Cheers!! P. S. I do have them on Shopping Cart!!

Through countless years of producing the finest fly rods made in the industry it is but one time you can sit down on the banks of your favorite river or set a float in a quiet peaceful lake and just look at what you have with you…an RL Winston fly rod. No other rod will be passed down as often through family generations and no other rod will bring such pride in owner ship as an RL Winston fly rod. With that first unwrapping after the latest fly fishing show or a surprise birthday gift you will smile and know. You will not regret or think it is “bullshit” owning a fly rod built with such fine craftsmanship that is built in our country with hands of people who share in our hardships and good times of living in the United States of America. So take that Winston out of its rod tube, unwrap it from its rod sock and go out and enjoy that Winston feel.

Fishing Reports

North Shore: Closed for the season above the posted boundry, falls. Below the boundries the rivers are open year round, when weather permits. Some rivers reporting coaster brook trout fun and out near the mouths there is some coho coming in. If we get some rain and or snow to the get the rivers up we can expect a run of steelhead. Look out for the weather.
Bois Brule Wi. The Uppers is closed for the season. The lower has finally received its rain in the last couple of days, about 2 inches. Enough to bring the flow up to around 230. This is a much needed flow and puts the fish in a better position for the up coming winter. If you decide to brave the chilly temps use stones and small nymphs or soft hackles with an Indicator. I would leave the two hander at home.
Lakes: Closed for the season. Lots of woolly buggers and muddler type streamers.

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