steve gallas
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I started my sons on a pond where we live primarily because there were less trees and bushes to get hung up on.I kept the casting instruction time short and let them just mess around alot. I found it helpful to start them with a roll cast . It ‘s easy to learn and easy to manage,especially on a stream. I felt they were able to get comfortable with the whole
nobait,
I thought the Savage also had some cutts.Is that still the case ? I’m going to try to fish the Savage early summer.
Best,
SteveI belong to a small private fishing club in south central Pa. that asks their members to take an active role in maintaining the stream. it’s far from elitist but provides a clean catch & release environment.the fishing is not easy but can be outstanding at times.
I’ve fished a few private “pay to fish” streams in Virginia that were nicely run and the cost ranged from 50 /day per rod to 100 /day per rod.
Most of my fishing involves hikes into back country in Va. and Pa. and in the Yellowstone area .we’ve found these places after years of recon trips and miles of hiking,so it’s a treat every now and then to have an easy access big fish water to fish that the private water provides. Wouldn’t want a steady diet of the private stuff but it’s a nice change at times. I never had a guided trip .
Best,
Steve
