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Fly Tying Class - Two Spots Left!
We have to spots left for our Colorado Classics Fly Tying Class tomorrow night, Wednesday February 12. The class will be held from 5:00pm-7:00pm here in the shop. If you are looking to learn basic fly patterns and hopefully expand your knowledge of fly tying down the road, this is a great class to get you started.
The Trouts Contingent: Getting After It
It is great to see and hear from our customers after their fly fishing trips. One of our big goals at Trouts Fly Fishing is to share what we know and our expertise so our clients can maximize their time on the water. Here's is the latest customer fly fishing report, photo and shout-out we received: "Thank you guys for all the help! Anyone out there that wants to catch big fish...come to Trouts!!!!! They will hook you up with knowledge!!!"– Bryan H,...
Connect With Trouts Fly Fishing
How do you want to connect with fly fishing this year? Let us know how you want to connect and the three most intriguing answers we find on our blog Monday morning will each win a signature Trouts Trucker Hat.
Spotlight Video: Simms G4 Boa Boot
At the recent International Sportmen's Exhibition here in Denver, we spent a lot of time talking to customers about the new 2014 Simms line of fly fishing outerwear – specifically the new wading boots. One of the models that our customers found of interest was the new G4 Boa Boot.
On-Stream Beginner Fly Fishing School - March 29th
This is a one-day fishing school on one of our world-class Exclusive Properties - the Rowdy Trout Ranch. Students will learn the basics of fly fishing including casting, reading water, entomology, and fly selection. This class is limited to six anglers so reserve your spot early (only 4 spots left!). Fishing this section of the North Fork of the South Platte River should be excellent this time of year. To make your reservation for this class and to enjoy a day on the water...
Top 10 Valentine's Day Gear Guide
Let Trouts Fly Fishing Help Keep You OUT of the Dog House This Coming Valentine's Day. It is that time of the year again folks – Valentine's Day is right around the corner. We put together a Top 10 ten list of great gift ideas for that special someone in your life.
The Arkansas River: Gold Medal Fly Fishing
January was a really busy month for us here at Trouts. Somehow, we forgot to share this article about the fly fishing prospects on the Arkansas River and the new Gold Medal water designation. As always, Scott Willoughby from the Denver Post delivers a great piece talking about why this is important for the Arkansas as well as the State of Colorado.
Notable Video Edition - Damsels in Distress
Every so often a piece of media will come across my desk that reminds me of the beauty, splendor and simplicity that is fly fishing for Trout. I have been fortunate to travel the globe in search of exotic species, but trout has always been a fish that grounds me and exemplifies why I love this sport so much.
YR Ranch Update – Only 21 Days Available
Don't let your your best spring fly fishing opportunity slip away! The YR Ranch is an extremely unique property in the spring months. We wanted to update our readers briefly on availability since our last spotlight: in March and April Trouts Fly Fishing and Guide Service only has 21 days that are still available.
Denver Trout Unlimited Member Meeting - Feb 4th
If you haven't noticed, at Trouts Fly Fishing we spend a lot of time fishing and talking about the South Platte River. One organization that is trying to improve this fishery is the Denver chapter of Trout Unlimited. If you would like to learn more about fly fishing on the Denver South Platte and/or get more involved with helping to make improvements to the river, DTU is having a social meeting on Tuesday February 4th at 7:30 at the Skylark Tavern.
South Andros Island Bonefish Video
Photo Courtesy of Deneki Outdoors In preparation for our trip to the Andros South Lodge in the Bahamas in mid March, I'm in a constant state of research and preparation. I haven't been to South Andros Island in almost 10 years. For many of our clients, this will be their first salt water fly fishing adventure – ever. As part of the planning process, I scoured the interwebs trying to find a decent video that captures some of the situations we'll...
Surface Film 2014
It was great to see the Denver Fly Fishing community representing in force this past weekend. Now, you have another chance to do it again. The Greenbacks are holding their 4th annual Surface Film event showcasing some of the nation's best fishing photography from across the globe at the Anthology Fine Art Gallery on Thursday February 6th, 2014.
Denver Fly Fishing Film Tour Recap
Trouts Fly Fishing would like to thank everyone who attended the Fly Fishing Film Tour this past Saturday evening. Together, in partnership with the Orvis Company, we were able to raise $1500+ for the Defend the Upper Colorado River Coalition with our two reel raffles. A BIG thanks goes out to each and everyone of you who purchased a ticket and helped the cause!
Fly Fishing Report: Winter South Platte Carp
There is something to be said about starting out a new fishing season. Out with the old – in with the new. In my case, 2013 was a pretty terrible year for fly fishing for carp in the South Platte River. My biggest problem: I didn't get out enough. A secondary issue, we had a lot of big and off color water last year that made sight fishing difficult. Thirdly - and this is just a working theory at this point - the fish in the Denver South Platte...
Tying Colorado Classics: February 12th
Learn the basics of tying classic Colorado fly patterns with our in-house signature fly tier David Luna. Call the shop today to reserve your spot in this beginner to intermediate tying class and get your fly tying started off right in 2014 - 303.733.1434. There are only six (5) spots available for this class left.
Fly Fishing Film Tour 8pm Show SOLD OUT!
The 8:00pm Fly Fishing Film Tour at the Oriental Theater in Denver is now officially sold out. The good news, Trouts Fly Fishing still has a handful of tickets to the 4:00pm show that is premiering on January 25th. If you have never been to a Fly Fishing Film Tour before and are interested in what you will see, you can check out our post from yesterday that includes trailers from each film. Or, you can read this great article from Denver Post's Scott Willoughby.
Denver Fly Fishing Film Tour: Almost Sold Out
Don't forget to get your Fly Fishing Film Tour tickets today. We have less than 20 tickets for the 8pm show available – we'll most likely be sold out TONIGHT. If you want to go to the 4:00pm show, tickets purchased at Trouts Fly Fishing are $13 vs. $15 at the door.
The YR Ranch Spring 2014
It is that time of the year when you should be planning your spring fly fishing trips. One property that you should consider is the YR Ranch on the Lower Blue River. This is an exclusive property that is available to Trouts Guide Service and our customers and we have fewer than 40 days available at the YR Ranch this spring.
Fly Casting Tune Up
We have a lot of customers who stop into the shop before they embark on an international saltwater fly fishing adventure. We get all kinds of gear and equipment questions as well as questions about fishing strategy and tactics. One piece of advice we always share: 'if you are new to fishing the flats or from a boat, go out and practice casting prior to your trip.'
January Fly Fishing Report: The South Platte River
Trouts Guide Service is off to a great season so far this year. In addition to the recent announcement of our 2014 Educational Curriculum and fly fishing schools, we continue to introduce new clients to fishing here in Colorado. Last week we were able to take a father and son team out on the South Platte River near Deckers. Anthony and Max were visiting from California and wanted to experience fly fishing in the Front Range. Neither had ever gone fly fishing before but...
Trouts Spotlight: WCR Ranch and ISE Special
With 2014 well underway, it is a great time to start planning your fly fishing adventures for the rest of the year. As a way to help you make this happen, Trouts Fly Fishing and Guide Service would like to offer our customers a great way to visit and fish one of our most unique and compelling Exclusive Properties. Here's the deal: visit the Trouts booth at the International Sportsmen's Exposition this weekend January 16-19th and you can sign up for a summer...
Special ISE Show Hours: January 16-19
Trouts Fly Fishing will be open throughout ISE weekend. Our hours of operation here at the shop are as follows: Thursday January 16th: 10:00am-5:00pm Friday January 17th: 10:00am-5:00pm Saturday January 18th: 9:00am-5:00pm Sunday: CLOSED
Trip Report: New River - Galax, VA
When my alarm hit at 6:00 am Saturday morning I was bursting with excitement to hit the road and spend the day in the Smoky Mountains. After rolling out of bed and throwing on clothes from the night before, I was in the car and on the road by 6:05. After a short stop to grab a cup of coffee, I was cruising up I-77 as the sun rose to the East over Lake Norman.
Product Spotlight: Patagonia Packs and Vests
Photo Courtesy of Patagonia At Trouts Fly Fishing we are continually evolving our equipment, gear and fly fishing apparel offering both in the shop and our online store.
Fly Presentation: Barracuda
Our Hosted Trip to the Andros South Lodge is just 60 days away. We've been talking to our clients primarily about the pursuit of big bonefish in the Bahamas – that is what Andros South Lodge is all about. There is, however, another species that we will most likely see that we will be geared up for: 'cuda. That's short for big… burly… barracuda.
Why Orvis? And Helios 2 Gear Review
All photos and video courtesy of Alex Landeen Back in June of 2013 Trouts Fly Fishing announced that we were bringing a new brand and rod manufacturer under our roof here at 1303 East 6th Avenue. The news caught a lot of people's attention. Why? Because the brand was Orvis. Since then we've had a great time introducing Orvis to a lot of new customers. But we still get a lot of questions. The #1 question: Why?
What's Your 2014 Resolution Fish?
Here is a pretty interesting post from our friends over at Field & Stream Fly Talk. "This year I've decided that I want to do a "double-10." I want to catch a 10-pound brown trout, and at 10-pound rainbow trout, both on the fly. But here's the rub: no stockers! Only wild fish count. And only North American fish, no freak chasing in South America." – Kirk Deeter
Casting For Cash
CASTING FOR CASH - SATURDAY JANUARY 18TH - 7:00pm International Sportsmen's Exposition This previously underground event is being opened up to the public for the first time. Shoot it out with some of the best fly casters in Denver as well as some of the best guns in the industry. This unsanctioned/unofficial event is in its third year running and a lot of fun. Not only does it give anglers a chance to win $400 in cold hard cash, Trouts Guide Service will match a $100...
Fly Fishing Report: Last Fish of the Season
With the weather all over the place here in Colorado you need to pick your days with precision. The window opened up for me on the last day of the year – December 31, 2013. With weather predicted to be in the 40s, flows on the South Platte River right about 100 CFS, and only a slim chance of precipitation in the forecast, I took the opportunity. Plus, I was looking forward to catching my last fish of the year.
2014 Fly Fishing Film Tour - Tickets Now Available
Tickets for the 2014 Fly Fishing Film Tour in Denver, CO are now available at Trouts Fly Fishing and our online store.
Your Year In Photos: Winner!
The results are in! The response to our "Your Year in Photos" photo contest sponsored by the Drake Magazine was overwhelming. This was our biggest photography contest ever. The voting, as always, was super close. We're happy to announce that the grand prize goes to...
Join Trouts At The Fly Fishing Show January 3-5
IT IS NOW... OFFICIALLY... SHOWTIME! January is fly fishing and outdoor adventure showtime here in Denver. Find Trouts Fly Fishing at the Fly Fishing Show Friday January 3 through Sunday January 5th at the Denver Merchandise Mart. We'll have the brand new "Trouts Thunderdome" and you can "spin-it-to-win-it" for a chance to win cool prizes and get entered into our show raffle and a chance to win a brand new St. Croix Avid Fly Rod.
2013 Gear In Review Part II
2013 was a great year for Trouts Fly Fishing – we were able to meet a ton of new customers as well as spend time with old friends here in the shop and on the water. From a gear and equipment perspective, we introduced new products from partners and manufacturers that we have worked with for years. We also showcased brand new gear from new manufacturers who are coming up with new innovations. We'll continue to follow this same path next year. ...
The Things They Carried: Argentina
2013 was a fairly big year of travel for Trouts Fly Fishing. 2014 will be a big year again for the shop. Tucker Ladd and his wife Whitney are kicking things off a bit early with a fly fishing trip to Argentina. Here is a quick spotlight on their pre-trip activity and travel plans. "For this particular adventure I worked with the guys at Damonte Outfitters, a fly shop and guide service located in San Martin De Los Andes in Argentina," said Tucker Ladd. "They put...
Winter Fly Fishing Report: The South Platte River
Trouts Guide Service operates twelve months out of the year and we're available just about every day of each season. Fly fishing in December can be cold and sometimes tricky but one big upside to fly fishing in the winter additional solitude you get on the water. On our last client trip we visited the main stem of the South Platte River near Deckers. Flows on this section of the river have been hovering right around 100 CFS and the water is very clear. On the day we...
Give the Gift Of Fly Fishing
What better gift can you give than an on-the-water fly fishing experience in Colorado? Trouts Guide Service has just announced our On-Stream Fly Fishing Curriculum for the 2014 Season. We have great classes lined up for anglers of all skill levels. From our On Stream Beginner Fly Fishing Class that is held at the Rowdy Trout Ranch to our Intermediate Sight Fishing class being held at the WCR Ranch, our educational offering is wide and diverse.
2013 Gear In Review Part I
We had a lot of fun in 2013 talking to our customers about fly fishing gear and equipment. We tested rods from the banks of British Columbia to small saltwater atolls of Honduras. We put boots and waders through the ringer from Colorado to Montana. Here is Part I of a two part series – enjoy the Trouts Fly Fishing Gear in Review!
2013 Holiday Food Drive: Winner!
Trouts Fly Fishing and Simms Fishing Products would like to congratulate Mark Scharfenaker for his contribution to our 2013 Holiday Food Drive and his big raffle prize win! Mark just won a $500 Simms Shopping Spree here at the shop. In addition to thanking Mark for his contribution, we'd like to thank all of our customers who made canned and packaged food donations. Together, we were able to raise over 250+ cans and packages of food that will be donated to the Food Bank of...
Trouts Spotlight: Fishpond's Nomad Net Series - DeYoung Edition
Derek DeYoung is a unique guy – his artwork is one-of-kind. Fishpond's Nomad Net Series is also quite unique as well – they are the most durable composite nets on the market. What do you get when you put the two together? There are only 50 of them in production so you better move fast if you want to find out.
Your Year In Photos: Time To Vote!
The finalists for our "Your Year in Photos" photography contest have been chosen and now it's up to the Trouts contingent to choose this year's winner! Big thanks to the Drake Magazine who helped get the word out and who will be donating a year magazine subscription to the winner. What else is up for grabs? A $100 gift certificate to Trouts or our Online Store, a Trouts Signature Trucker Hat and Water Bottle and an assortment of Drake flyfishing...
FREE 2 Day Shipping!
Trouts would like to offer our customers FREE 2 Day shipping at our online store! If you have been slacking on your holiday shopping this is a great opportunity to make sure you get your holiday gift delivered ON TIME. Shopping at Trouts Fly Fishing's online store is quick and easy. When: Tuesday December 17th - Friday December 20th Details: Spend $50 or more and receive FREE 2 Day Shipping on all of your holiday purchases
The Perfect Stocking Stuffer: Clyde
The much anticipated Drake Holiday Gift Guide was just released. Each year, this proves to be the pinnacle-shopping guide for the discerning fly angler. Looking for that special gift to get that angler who already has everything? How about Christmas Island? Looking to wow your fellow anglers at the put-in or parking lot of your favorite creek or stream? Ride in style to the river with Clyde (super bargain!). You can read the entire Drake Holiday Gift Guide...
Special Holiday Store Hours
Trouts Fly Fishing will be opening for Special Holiday Store Hours starting tomorrow, December 15. Here's a list of our store hours through December 24: Sunday December 15, 11am - 5pm Monday December 16, 10am - 7pm Tuesday December 17, 10am - 7pm Wednesday December 18, 10am - 7pm Thursday December 19, 10am - 8pm Friday December 20, 10am - 8pm Saturday December 21, 9am - 6pm Sunday December 22, 9am - 6pm Monday December 23, 10am - 7pm Tuesday December 24, 10am - 4pm We will...
Winter Bugs
It looks like this December cold snap is about to break. If you are new into winter fly fishing, here is a great overview by Orvis of local winter fly patterns that every angler should consider before heading out to a Colorado tailwater. Here is a quick excerpt from guide Chris Barry: "Without a doubt, one of the best flies for the winter is the zebra midge. When the water turns cooler, the the majority of mayflies and caddisflies cease activity, which...
Save The Colorado River
Back by popular demand. Stop by the shop or online store and pick up a limited run "Save The Upper Colorado" T-shirt by fishpond and Trouts Fly Fishing - there are only 100 of these produced for the Denver WAYPOINTS show and $20 from each purchase is going directly to the help support the Defend the Upper Colorado River Coalition.
Trouts Spotlight: Holiday Gift Guide
CHECK OUT OUR BRAND NEW HOLIDAY GEAR GUIDE If you are looking for gift ideas for the holidays, our new Holiday Gear Guide is a great place to start. Each piece of equipment was hand chosen by a Trouts Fly Fishing employee. Our Gear Guide covers a wide spectrum from fly fishing equipment - from hats all the way down to boots. We have gift ideas ranging in price from five bucks and up. We have included gear that is brand new as well as a few...
Wading Saltwater Flats 101
Sometimes the best lessons are the ones that sting the most. Last year I was walking a flat with Captain Mike Hennessey just off the coast of Oahu. We weren't far from Waiki Ki Beach. This section of Hawaii has fairly extreme tidal shifts - when the water recedes the flats are barren and dry out in the sun. A few hours later... water three or four feet deep submerge the flats. It happens fast. The game plan was to find bonefish on the tidal rise. You...
Your Year In Photos: Photography Contest
We've had great customer photography sent to us in 2013. You've been fishing hard and we're having fun living vicariously through your adventures. As 2013 comes to a close, we've teamed with The Drake and drakemag.com to run our year end photo extravaganza. What's up for grabs? 1) A one-year subscription to The Drake Magazine. 2) A $100 gift certificate to Trouts or our Online Store. 3) A Trouts Signature Trucker Hat and Water Bottle. 4) An...
Kevin Cooke - Welcome Aboard!
Trouts Fly Fishing would like to welcome Kevin Cooke as the newest member of our team! Kevin recently accepted our offer as our new E-Commerce Manager and his first day on the job was December 1st. As our E-Commerce Manager, Kevin is responsible for the management of Trouts Fly Fishing Online Store and also online sales and fulfillment in multiple digital market places.
Trouts Spotlight: The Holiday Gift Certificate
HOLIDAY GIFT IDEA: KEEP IT FAST AND EASY Check Out A Trouts Gift Certificate - Online Do you want to give the gift of fly fishing? Finding the perfect holiday gift for the angler who already has everything isn't always an easy. Whether it's a holiday gift, birthday present, employee recognition gift, or a simple gesture of appreciation, a Trouts Gift Certificate will cover all the bases. You can purchase a gift card online and it can be redeemed here in the...
Finn Utility - 6 Questions with Ryan McDonald
Trouts Fly Fishing is constantly on the look out for new and innovative products when it comes to fly fishing gear. We usually find those products originating out West and close to home. In the case of Finn Utility, this proved not to be the case.
Winter Fly Fishing Report: The Arkansas River
"Thanks for inviting me out today gents, I'm pumped to fish some new water," I said as we began pulling piles of gear out of the car not far from the banks of the Arkansas River. Working in a shop, I get a lot of invitations to fish from clients but I rarely get to take people up on their offers. When I received the email from a couple of guys I had met at a Denver Trout Unlimited member meeting a few years ago, I decided to make it happen. With the weather in the...
Planning A Saltwater Fly Fishing Trip
I've said it before and I'll say it again. I am a MUCH better person to be around when I have a saltwater trip on the books. For me, half of the fun about a trip to new and exotic fly fishing locations is the preparation, research and planning that goes into a trip. Like a brown trout who can feel the winter approaching with the changing of the Aspens, the fall for me means that it is time to get a trip on the calendar. Last year around this time I was...
Holiday Food Drive
Join Trouts on December 11th and help us kick off our week long food drive to benefit the Food Bank Of the Rockies. All you need to do is drop off five cans of food between December 11th-18th and you will be put in the running to win a $500 SIMMS SHOPPING SPREE here in the shop or our online store.
Trouts Hosted Trip To Andros South Lodge: SOLD OUT!
Trouts Fly Fishing would like to thank everyone who expressed interest about our Hosted Trip to the Andros South Lodge. We'd also like to thank all of our clients who signed up for this trip. We're now officially SOLD OUT and we look forward to getting geared up and prepared for a great adventure in March of 2014. Stay tuned to the Trouts blog/news site, instagram and twitter feeds as well as our Facebook page as we plan on sharing interesting information we come...
Small Business Saturday: November 30th
Please visit Trouts Fly Fishing on Small Business Saturday, the day we all Shop Small and support small businesses around the country. If you register with AMEX between now and November 30th and register for a new credit card, you will be eligible for a $10 credit that you can use here at the shop.
Shop Hours November 28th-December 1st
Please note that Trouts Fly Fishing will be CLOSED on Thanksgiving Day but we will be operating with normal business hours for the remainder of the weekend. Also, don't forget that November 30th and Small Business Saturday. Our weekend holiday hours are as follows: · Thursday Nov. 28th - CLOSED · Friday Nov. 29th - 10am to 7pm · Saturday November...
How You Catch And Release Fish: It Matters
Photo: Will Rice Here is an interesting article we came across last week about catch-and-release landing practices for steelhead on the Gink and Gasoline blog. If what these biologists found out about the vulnerability of big BC steelhead has any overlap on what can happen to trout if they are not landed and/or released properly, it makes you think a bit.
WAYPOINTS Film Review
Photo Courtesy of Jim Klug We know that a LOT of our customers and fly fishing clients joined us at the WAYPOINTS show on November 8th. Here is the first review of the film. Our pal Kirk Deeter from Field & Stream's Fly Talk is well known for calling 'em like he sees 'em – and this review he pulls no punches.
Simms GORE-TEX - Waders and Jackets
We had a great trip to Montana a few weeks ago. One of the stops we made was to the new Simms factory located just on the outskirts of Bozeman.
Gear Review: Sage Method 6126
Over the last several years I have cast a wide variety of spey rods in various sizes, shapes and makes and I had a pretty good idea what I liked or disliked in a 2 handed rod. Spey rods are built for power and if using good--or in my case adequate-- casting techniques, they are the perfect tool for the job when it comes to swinging flies for anadromous fish. At 12-17' long, they're going to move some line, so power has always been a term to describe them in almost...
Name That Water - Fly Fishing In November
The first person to name this water wins a party pack from Nautilus Reels (includes a signature cap, UV buff, and T-shirt). Get after it!
Montana Road Trip'in: Part II
Tucker did a pretty good trip outlining the first half our trip to Montana. There were a few details that were left out that are worth sharing. After departing Denver we quickly realized there was something wrong with the Penske Van: it would not exceed 70mph...
WAYPOINTS Recap!
All Photos Courtesy of Trevor Brown Trouts Fly Fishing would like to thank everyone who participated in the Denver WAYPOINTS show this past Friday Night. The movie was fantastic and in total, we were able to raise over $3000+ for the Defend the Upper Colorado River Coalition and Colorado Trout Unlimited. We could not have done this without the generositity of our show sponsors Simms, fishpond, Costa, Drake Magazine, Hatch, Umpqua , and the Fly Fishing Film Tour and all of our VIP...
Montana Road Trip'in
With our Consumer Show season right around the corner, we needed to address some critical issues concerning our show booth; i.e. replacing the main wooden structure that has become a serious liability hazard over the past few years. A quick call up the Jim Adams of Adams and Sons Fixture Company in Bozeman, MT (the original owner/builder of our show booth) quickly turned into an offer we couldn't refuse. We transport our old booth up to Bozeman, and Jim would happily trade us...
Fly Fishing Report: The South Platte River in November
Flows on the South Platte River near Deckers have been on the rise. We were able to fish the river right around 120 CFS and the water clarity was excellent. Flows have since bumped up to 180 CFS. We could spot fish in a few of the runs and fish were actively feeding.
Closing At 5:00pm November 8th
Trouts Fly Fishing will be closing at 5pm on Friday November 8th. We are hosting the WAYPOINTS Premiere at the Oriental Theater and we hope to see you over at the show. The doors at the Oriental Theater will open at 7:00pm and the show will start at 8:00pm. Tickets are still available. Also, you can check out some of the awesome raffle items we're giving away at the show's intermission!
Denver Waypoints SNEAK Peek: Alaska
Someone's been leaking footage from the WAYPOINTS film to our buddies over at the Drake Magazine. "Waypoints, a new flyfishing film by Confluence, premiers this week in select cities across the country. Join The Drake at Denver's Oriental Theater on Friday night and prepare to get loose. Dan "Rooster" Leavens scoops up a handful of steel in this underwater-porn enriched AK edit..."
What's Hatching On Friday November 8th?
Join Trouts Fly Fishing and Hank Patterson – your guide for Denver Waypoints Premiere – this Friday night November 8th. We still have GA tickets available but they will not last long. You can purchase tickets here in the shop or at our online store. Tickets are only $15 bucks and we're going to have an outstanding intermission raffle with top notch gear from Costa Sunglasses, fishpond, Hatch Outdoors, Umpqua… not to mention a full day...
November Customer Events
Once again, Trouts Fly Fishing has a knock-down-drag-out lineup of customer events for the month of November. Please join us here in the shop for our FREE events this month and also participate in a GIANT fundraising night for the Defend the Upper Colorado River Coalition on November 8th. We're going to have some fun this month and we hope you join us.
Bahamas Bonefish Rig
Photo by Louis Cahill If you have never planned a saltwater fly fishing trip before, you might be surprised that the research, planning and preparation that goes into the excursion is half the fun. How-to, where-to, knots and rigging – all the pieces of the puzzle come together on the flats. Deneki Outdoors has a treasure trove of information on their site about fly fishing for bonefish on South Andros Island. Between now and March when we depart to one of the most remote...
3 Ways You Can Help To Defend the Upper Colorado River
Here are three ways you can help Defend the Upper Colorado River on Friday November 8th: 1) Buy a VIP or General Admission ticket to the Denver WAYPOINTS premiere (only 5 VIP tixs left!) 2) When you are at the show, take a gamble on a $1raffle ticket for the intermission give-away (prizes are being donated by our sponsors including Simms, Costa, fishpond, the Drake Magazine, Hatch and others) 3) Pick up a limited run "Save The Upper Colorado" T-shirt by fishpond and Trouts - there are only...
South Platte River Report
The Denver South Platte in mid October after the big rain event - big and off color Scott Willoughby, from the Denver Post, always has interesting local outdoor stories to share. This one isn't a fly fishing story specifically, but it should be of interest to anyone who wades the South Platte River. "While exploring the changed river bottom, I started across a small side channel with several inches of flowing water. I have sunk into what I call "quicksand" along...
WAYPOINTS Sneak Peek: India
It looks like the Drake Magazine has received a few clips from the upcoming WAYPOINTS film which is coming to Denver November 8th. Make the jump to check out this one from India where Jeff Currier talks about the allure of fishing for golden mahseer. Golden mahseer are one of the largest cyprinids on the planet (psssst: cyprinids is short for carp). These fish have been known to reach 9 ft length weigh in over 100 lbs. Tickets for the Denver WAYPOINTS show are still on sale...
Have you ever been surprised by a bonefish?
Photo By Tosh Brown Prep time for our hosted fly fishing trip to the Andros South Lodge has already begun. For now, it is mental preparation and getting ready again to face-down BIG bonefish in SKINNY water. If you have never had the opportunity to experience the speed, power, and prowess of a Bahamian bonefish, here's a great thread and conversation about fly fishing for bonefish to check out over on the Deneki site.
Colorado Fall Fly Fishing Report: The South Platte and Lower Blue River
Trouts would like to thank all of our clients who joined us this past weekend for our final On-Stream Beginner Fly Fishing School of the season as well as our Switch Rod and Spey Casting Clinic. Our Switch & Spey class was held on the Lower Blue River and our On-Stream Beginner Fly Fishing School was held on the North Fork of the South Platte River. Check out the full fly fishing report.
Under The Big Top Sale - October 26th
ONE DAY ONLY GEAR LIQUIDATION SALE - SAVE UP TO 70% UNDER THE BIG TOP. Trouts Fly Fishing is throwing our second annual Fall Customer Appreciation Day and this year we're going to have great fly fishing gear deals Under The Big Top - not to mention a grill, tasty brats, and our Yeti Cooler packed with ice and cold beverages. This is a one day-only sale here at the shop on Saturday October 26th, 9am-5pm. Select fly fishing gear and equipment will be marked 30%, 50%, and 70%...
Fall Fly Fishing Report and Photo Essay
Fly fishing in October is all about change. The colors, the temperature, and the fishing conditions - are all changing. We spent a few days exploring new water on the Upper Colorado River, hit some old stand-by favorites on the Roaring Fork and the Frying Pan River, and poked around the Eagle River as well. We found sporadic bouts of clear weather, rain, sleet, snow and hail.
Fall Fishbeer
It is now time for your quarterly dose of… you guessed it… Fishbeer. The always entertaining, sometimes vexing, and never disappointing Matt Dunn bestows upon us another rich and hypnotic yarn and some really cool photos. Get ready to get your Zara Spook on and enjoy!
Fly Fishing South Andros Island March 2014
Trouts Fly Fishing Hosted Trip March 15-22, 2014 Andros South – Deneki Outdoors Seven (7) Nights/Six (6) Days of Fishing Join Trouts Fly Fishing and Will Rice on a hosted trip to one of the most prolific bonefish fisheries in the world between March 15th-22nd, 2014. Located just 150 miles southeast of Miami, Andros Island is the largest island in the Bahamas chain - yet it remains the most unpopulated and underdeveloped. In addition to just being an amazing fishery –...
Fly Fishing Report: The Skeena System and Steelhead on the Swing
Trouts Guide Service Manager Reid Baker just made it back from Northwest British Columbia targeting summer run steelhead on the Skeena River System. One of the few remaining completely wild steelhead fisheries, this region is known as one of the best places to target these anadramous fish as they make their way back into the river for their spring spawning. Though there are no shortage of world renowned lodges and outfitters in the area, Reid opted for a do-it-yourself experience,...
Denver WAYPOINTS Tickets - On Sale Now!
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Fall Trout Tactics
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The Shulhan Arukh
The ultimate code of Jewish law.
Ask the average Jew where to learn about Jewish law, and you'll probably be sent to the Bible or Talmud. Once there, you may find yourself a bit confused. The Bible includes many laws, but generally offers little explanation of the details of observance; the Talmud, on the other hand, includes an excess of detail, but also incorporates multiple viewpoints, stories, and digressions.
A person wondering--for example--how to light a Hanukkah menorah, what activities are permitted on Shabbat, or what one may eat during Passover--will have to weed through pages of discussion in order to find answers, and those may not be straightforward at all.
Given the Talmud's complexity, scholars since the medieval period have attempted to codify Jewish law in an easily accessible format. In the 12th century, Moses Maimonides (Rambam) composed the Mishneh Torah, a summary of laws relating to all areas of Jewish life. This work, written in simple Hebrew, is meant to be accessible for the average Jew who does not have the skills or motivation to access Talmud.
A century later, Jacob ben Asher produced the Arba'ah Turim (often called the Tur for short), a code that addresses only the practical areas of Jewish law. Unlike Maimonides, Jacob ben Asher restricted his discussion to laws relevant to post-Temple Jewish life, and cited his sources, referencing different opinions when necessary.
The Shulhan Arukh's Beginnings
On the heels of the Tur, the next influential Jewish code of law was the Shulhan Arukh (literally set table), written by Joseph Caro (1488-1575). Caro was part of a Sephardic family that was expelled from Spain in 1492. After the death of his father, Caro was adopted by his uncle, Isaac Caro, the author of a commentary on the Bible. The Caro family eventually settled in Safed, the area of northern Israel where the mystical circle of Isaac Luria then flourished. Both Isaac and Joseph Caro became part of this community of mystics.
Joseph Caro originally set out to write a commentary on the Arba'ah Turim that would cite sources not mentioned by Jacob ben Asher and that would often differ from the Tur's conclusions. This commentary, named the Bet Yosef, reads like a set of footnotes to Jacob ben Asher's more concise statements of law.
In the introduction to this work, Caro explains that the expulsion of the Jews from Spain and their subsequent dispersion among Ashkenazic communities had caused confusion about the rules of observance. Sephardic Jews often found that their inherited traditions differed from those of the Ashkenazim into whose communities they had moved; with the dismantling of Sephardic communities, it was no longer clear who had authority to decide matters of law. By presenting all known sources on particular issues, Caro hoped to clear up this confusion.
The Bet Yosef eventually became the notes for the Shulhan Arukh, which would become Caro's most famous and influential work. Originally intended as a crutch for those not sufficiently learned to read the Bet Yosef or the halakhic works referenced there, the Shulhan Arukh soon became the most important code of Jewish law.
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== Fine tuning ==
== Fine tuning ==
Theses instructions should work fine on any Debian based distribution such as Debian, Ubuntu, LinuxMint, Xubuntu, Kbuntu and others.
There are several ways to download and install Eclipse IDE to your Linux box, you can do it automatically from the comfort of your software center or using the Linux terminal with few commands or manually downloading and installing Eclipse IDE from the Eclipse project website or other alternative download sites.
NOTE: This method is the most recommended because you will have the benefits of automate all the installation process and get automatic security patches and bug fixes updates when the software is installed from the repositories.
sudo apt-get install eclipse
NOTE: For manual download and installation you got to have JAVA runtime previously installed or Eclipse IDE will not run
To install java runtime on your Linux box open a terminal and type folloging command and wait until the installation finish:
sudo apt-get install sun-java6
You can also install java from your software center just type "openjdk java 6" and install the package.
To get a copy of Eclipse IDE follow these steps:
cd ~/Downloads/eclipse/ eclipse
NOTE: At the Eclipse download page you can see many versions of Eclipse IDE, all of them are basically the same Eclipse with a bunch of extensions pre-installed to do specific task by default Eclipse IDE comes with all the tools needed to develop JAVA projects but you can install more extensions to develop in other languages, click in the link Compare Packages to see a complete char of all the extensions included on each Eclipse Package build, you can try one of these pre-build packages specifically created for PHP development some of them are official releases from the Eclipse website and others are independent projects:
Eclipse IDE is not just a editor it is a platform and can be used to many thing, that is why it implement a very flexible philosophy to denominate and describe the way it display and organize the information, the most relevant parts of eclipse interface are:
Is important to understand how this perspective philosophy works, for example The "PHP perspective" is used to edit PHP code so is coherent to display views related to the PHP code edition, views to manage the project files and views to navigate trough the code, the following is a typical "PHP perspective":
In the other hand the "Debug Perspective" share some views with the "PHP perspective" but have a different arrangement of views and got more different views related to the code debugging operations such as:
You can switch betweend perspectives selecting them at "Tool bar --> window --> Open perspective" or you can click in the perspective buttons located at the far right of the "The tool bar with buttons"
If you don't feel happy with any of this perspective configurations and how their views are arranged, you can create your very own perspectives and add as much views as you want and arrange them the way that makes you feel good, you just got to:
So far you should be able to know how to play with Eclipse IDE and understand it interface philosophy, if you want to see a video demonstration about Eclipse IDE to get a preview and taste some of it powers check this out Webinar: Using Eclipse for Joomla! Development
When you execute Eclipse for the first time, it ask you to create a "workspace" the workspace is a folder where Eclipse IDE will store 2 things all your custom configurations and all or some of your projects.
All your projects will be separated by folders inside the workspace folder like this
/home/youruser/workspace/project-a /home/youruser/workspace/project-b /home/youruser/workspace/joomla_component /home/youruser/workspace/joomla-test-site
You can have more than one workspace, each of them will contain it own custom configurations and will not affect the information of other workspaces, for example you can have a workspace located at "/home/youruser/java-workspace/" dedicated to contain Java projects and an a separated workspace like this "/home/youruser/php-workspace/" dedicated to PHP development.
As you can see your workspace folder could be on any valid folder location, for the purposes of PHP development and our convenience we can set our workspace folder in the same location were our web server store it web files for example "/home/youruser/lamp/public_html/" this way Eclipse IDE and our web server will use the same location for our web files.
Is important to note that you have the additional option to place your project files outside the workspace locations if you wish, this way Eclipse gives you an additional flexibility in certain cases, for example, lets say we got a workspace located at "/home/youruser/workspace/" witch contains several random projects, but our server store it files in a different location at "/home/youruser/lamp/public_html/" of course we want to put our PHP project there so we can edit the files and serve the pages at the same time, so all you need to do is to create a folder like this "/home/youruser/lamp/public_html/my-joomla-project", then create a new PHP project and manually specify the path of our new project.
You may ask what is the difference of project that are inside and outside the workspace folder, the only noticeable difference is at the moment of creating new projects, when you create a project inside the workspace Eclipse IDE will automatically create a folder for that project with the same name of the project itself, in the other hand if the project is outside the workspace location you can set a random name for the project and then you got to set the path of the project manually regardless of the destination folder name.
A final note about the behavior of creating new project is that Eclipse IDE will not let you link an external project that is actually inside your current workspace location (Duh!), also you can manually create any folder inside your Eclise IDE workspace location but that does not means Eclipse will recognize such folders as a project at all, when you create the new project from Eclipse IDE that shares the name of an existing folder that already exist in your workspace Eclipse will automatically link all it content to your new project.
When you create a new workspace Eclipse IDE will automatically create a hidden folder called ".metadata" it will contain all our custom global configurations about the editors, perspectives and views, all this configurations will be inherited by any new project by default, but if you wish you can override part of the global configurations with custom configurations values specifics for each project.
When you create a new project Eclipse IDE will create these hidden files and folders inside your new project folder:
.project .buildpath .settings
This files and folders contain information about your custom project configurations and building information that will let Eclipse show tree views of dependencies and classes among many other things.
For your Eclipse IDE you will need to install more extension for PHP development and other tools to help you in your project development journey, follow this steps and indications:
Note: You can also use the search box, but for some reason (maybe a bug) Eclipse IDE hangs for few seconds on every search.
Those are all the extension to install for now, they should be enough to do local and remote PHP development, nonetheless you can experiment and tray all the extensions you want.
In this case we need to configure Eclipse for PHP development, so you should add the following perspectives:
Now you can explore local and remote PHP project, how to configure this tools will be explained in this series of articles, but for now leave it for the future.
These are some of the configuration you can do to your editors to improve the user experience:
Some people like to see the white spaces represented in the editor to do so:
To highlight some the parts of the code with stronger colors, follow this steps:
If you want that eclipse assist you on check the grammar of your text, enable this option.
Code folding is a nice feature of some editor, it allow you to fold the code in certain data structures like functions, classes and other structures such as classes, conditionals and iterators, we are going to fold all the possible except classes content to be able to check and study PHP files quickly
Eclipse provides some nice utilities to automatically clean the source code of some extra garbage such as cleaning empty lines, deleting unnecessary trials spaces, formatting to the code and more. To activate some of this features follow these instructions:
By default Eclipse got some configuration to limit the amount of RAM memory, this configurations works fine for most users but if you 2GB of ram or more you should consider set this values to improve Eclipse IDE performance.
First you got to locate the "eclipse.ini" file that contains some few Eclipse IDE configurations.
NOTE: If you found a config file at "/etc/eclipse.ini" then don't edit the file at "/usr/share/eclipse/eclipse.ini"
This is the content of the original "eclipse.ini" file
-startup plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.2.0.dist.jar --launcher.library plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.gtk.linux.x86_64_1.1.100.dist -showsplash org.eclipse.platform --launcher.XXMaxPermSize 256m --launcher.defaultAction openFile -vmargs -Xms40m -Xmx384m -Dorg.eclipse.equinox.p2.reconciler.dropins.directory=/usr/share/eclipse/dropins
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Change the following values to increase the amount of RAM memory used by Eclipse
-startup plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.2.0.dist.jar --launcher.library plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.gtk.linux.x86_64_1.1.100.dist -showsplash org.eclipse.platform --launcher.XXMaxPermSize 512m --launcher.defaultAction openFile -vmargs -Xms512m -Xmx512m -Dorg.eclipse.equinox.p2.reconciler.dropins.directory=/usr/share/eclipse/dropins
If you got a lot of RAM memory you can try with these other configuration
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|Candidates�are those in the field of Neurology/Child Neurology, who are seeking ABPN Board Certification. All candidates will need to complete and submit an application in order to qualify for an examination. Each application will be reviewed by the credentials department. Candidates become diplomates after passing their examination. Diplomates will then begin the process of�maintenance of certification.
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Extending the work of Larson and Todorcevic, we show there is a model of set theory in which normal spaces are collectionwise Hausdorff if they are either first countable or locally compact, and yet there are no first countable $L$-spaces or compact $S$-spaces. The model is one of the form PFA$(S)[S]$, where $S$ is a coherent Souslin tree.
Keywords:PFA$(S)[S]$, proper forcing, coherent Souslin tree, locally compact, normal, collectionwise Hausdorff, supercompact cardinal
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