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Experience real life tales of adventure and good times from our passionate team of fly fishing enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. Everyone loves a good story and our blog is exactly that. The Hook And Vice Ambassador team share everything from fly fishing in the remote Arctic, how to tie our favourite flies, perfecting your casting skills, travel to far off lands, adventure and super number one good times. This fly fishing blog is guaranteed to entertain you for a few hours.
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12 Months of Fly Fishing – By Dan Tigchelaar. When I’m not fly fishing, I’m planning out my next big fishing adventure. Below are a few of my fishing highlights for the months to come. January- The big 3 of salmon …
Getting Hooked On Life With Hook And Vice – By Naomi Pitt. After more than a decade of living on and off in the beautiful mountain town of Whistler, British Columbia, I find myself feeling guilty of taking my surroundings …
Little Black Lines – By Drew Nylen. With my finger planted firmly on a map, the roundtable discussion is fevered and bright. My colleagues, mentors, and friends snap at one another with quips and luminescent laughter. Our voices start a …
New Year, New Adventures – By Naomi Pitt. Once a year we see these words like resolutions, goals, intentions, new habits, you notice the gym is busier and the McDonald’s drive thru slows down. Everyone has their own options on …
Adventures in good company – By Justine Nichol. The greatest adventures are the ones that are shared, and sometimes, if not most of the time, the best company comes on four legs. Being born and raised in British Columbia, I …
Cold Hands in Big Mountains, Cold Rivers and the Arctic Ocean – By Drew Nylen. I wake up in a cocoon of frost illuminated by my headlamp. It’s minus twenty-three and my sleeping bag is coated in frozen condensation from …