Recently, it seems like the fly fishing internet is lax. Magazines have been becoming smaller (or in the case of Fly Rod & Reel, dying). Even blogs seem to be less active. Really not sure why. The culture is quite innovative right now.
A few Saturdays ago, Andrew Wright and I took turns on the deck and took advantage of a weather opening to rapidly land eight carp. As usual, practically all of them were caught by spotted, feeding carp on neutral buoyancy flies cast in less than three feet of water. Finding the fish is always the hardest part of catching carp, but for once we had clear water on a flat, so that part was simple. Feeding the fish is the second toughest difficulty, but not by much. You must place the fly immediately in front of them even while they are eating, then take a slow drink as the fish follows. Visit- Genericshub