Winter Tying, Buying, and Let's Not Forget...Fishing.
Winter has arrived in Colorado. With it comes lighter tippets, shorter days, more layers, and plenty of time in front of the vise. I went to college in Oswego, NY. If you've ever been to that part of the world you know something about the cold. Truthfully, one of the reasons I moved to Colorado was to get away from it, but there's something about it. The relative solitude of winter fishing in Colorado can be truly special. Even with frozen feet, guides that need some Stanley's Ice Off paste before cast #1, and hands that are crying out for gloves, I still love it. There is definitely a sense of peace that winter fishing brings. Most warm weather anglers don't want to bother with the weather, the Broncos usually have a game on Sunday, and the snow can make it stunningly beautiful. I have a fished a few times recently and it's definitely time to focus on throwing primarily midges. I did get into a nice little BWO hatch on the South Platte last weekend, bu
