Bo Cash, ever since he picked up a fly rod, has been one of North Carolina’s finest fishermen, conservationists, and passionate educators in all things fly fishing. Always willing to share his hard-earned knowledge, Bo offers these pearls. As time allows and when we (or others) have something worth sharing, we’ll add to them.
>Click Here for Bo’s blog posting in which he divulges his often mimicked but never successfully copied leader formulas!
>Click Here to read Bo’s “A Balancing Act,” in which Bo discusses the nuances of tuning the balance of a rod, reel, and line.
>Click Here to read Bo’s commentary on cork grips that develop those pesky “Ridges and Valleys.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s “Philosophy on Fine Rods and Reels”
>Click Here to read Bo’s homage to the “Blessed Stocked Trout.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s advice on solving that horrible situation of ferrules separating during casting.
>Click Here to read Bo’s advice on “Staying Safe on the Tailwaters.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s opinions on “The Most Versatile Rod Choices for Smaller Western NC Trout Waters.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s blog posting about chasing southern Appalachian trout in the winter months.
>Click Here to read Bo’s helpful hints on overlining and underlining your fly rod.
>Click Here to read Bo’s highly useful tips on caring for your breathable waders.
>Click Here to read Bo’s take on “Fishing Solo.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s blog posting on “A Purpose for Fly Fishing.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s gear advice on properly using fly floatants.
>Click Here to read Bo’s how-to for using a French clip landing net.
>Click Here to read Bo’s gear talk on why backing is a crucial element on your fly reel!
>Click Here to read Bo’s expert opinion on using short, heavy rods that are “Tools, not Toys.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s gear talk on “Weight Forward vs. Double Tapered Fly Lines.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s tips on replacing your felt soles on those wading boots you’ve almost worn out.
>Click Here to read Bo’s answer to the question we all ask: “Do I really need a $750 fly rod?”
>Click Here to read Bo’s answer to “Do I really need backing?”
>Click Here to read Bo’s gear advice on “lines that tune your rod.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s blog posting “Spare the Road–Or Spoil Your Day of Fishing.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s question to you: “How Dry is Your Fly.”
>Click Here to read Bo’s gear assessment of the different color options of fly lines in his gear blog “Make My Fly Lines BRIGHT!”
>Click Here to read Bo’s expert advice on purchasing your first bamboo fly rod.
>Click Here to read Bo’s gear talk on caring for your hooks and your flies.
>Click Here to read Bo’s guide advice on fishing to fish dimpling the surface eating what seem to be nothing.
>Click Here to read Bo’s “Sharp Hooks = More Hook Ups!”
>Click Here to read Bo’s advice on reels and backing.
>Click Here to read Bo’s fly tying blog on buying barbless or barbed hooks.
>Click Here to read Bo’s take on the use of hemostats, aka forceps.
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