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By Seamus on 6/11/2021 6:30:51 PM • Views (352)
Celebrating 12 Years in Business at Alpharetta Outfitters Come visit us at the store on Saturday June 26th at 11-4PM Event Details Vendors – Food & Beverage – Raffle Prizes – Swag – Fly Tying Join us this Saturday in celebrating twelve wonderful years of working with amazing people in the outdoor community! This Saturday […]

By Seamus on 3/2/2021 2:38:48 PM • Views (356)
After a long winter anglers are giddy to get outside and back to fishing. March is a volatile month when it can feel like summer Monday thru Thursday then a cold front blows in to make it feel like winter for the weekend. A good general rule to follow when planning a trip in the […]

By Seamus on 2/28/2021 1:41:35 PM • Views (153)
Temp: 48-52 Level:  +/-5 feet with rains  Clarity:  4 feet  The bite has been pretty typical for Feb stripers. The fish have scattered in the creeks as well as the water column.  We are seeing fish as shallow as 6 feet and deep as 50. Our best days have been fishing a number of baits […]

By Seamus on 2/15/2021 4:50:56 PM • Views (348)
February is a tough month in Georgia. Fish are hunkered down spring is still a while out and it’s always cloudy. To keep your mind going we’d like to give you some tips for trips both far away and nearby for 2021 that revolve around good fishing. Destinations: Colorado – Montana – Wyoming First up […]

By Seamus on 2/15/2021 1:27:39 PM • Views (343)
Water temperature: 42 degrees Lake level: -14 feet Clarity: 5 feet. The lake has reached winter pool and winter temps. The bite has slowed down a bit but there’s still plenty of fish being caught. We are mainly targeting spots and big pre-spawn yellow perch. The perch have been schooled up pretty good but they […]

By Seamus on 1/25/2021 2:00:36 AM • Views (444)
The Chattahoochee River is a true treasure for Atlanta anglers with its freestone roots in the North Georgia mountains. It begins up near Helen offering anglers solitude and wild fish while it flows all the way to the Metro area where it becomes a formidable blue ribbon tailwater. For the purposes of this blog we […]

By Seamus on 1/8/2021 12:56:37 PM • Views (350)
Late fall and all winter are prime time for moving big fish with large streamers. Fishing from a drift boat or raft is the best way to fish with streamers since it’s easy to cover miles of river in a day. However wade anglers shouldn’t feel left out because there is plenty of opportunity for […]

By Seamus on 12/18/2020 8:51:06 PM • Views (493)
In the South we are guilty of thinking of fly fishing as either trout or saltwater. There’s a few specialty groups that search for striped bass largemouth or bluegill. However in the darkest recesses of the fly world there is the musky crew. This incredibly discrete group of anglers typically travel to eastern Tennessee or […]

By Seamus on 12/1/2020 6:21:46 PM • Views (253)
Delayed Harvest is an amazing time for new anglers to get out on the water. All the fish are stocked and usually stack up in certain holes which can new anglers gain experience because repetition is key. Getting Started We pride ourselves in keeping the shop stocked with products at different price points because money […]

By Seamus on 10/14/2020 12:36:13 PM • Views (255)
Ready to chat fall flies and great water? Shorter days and cold air is always good news for fishermen in the Southeast. As a shop based in Alpharetta GA we have a diverse customer base and we are always trying to help you catch more fish. In this blog we will do a quick recap […]

By Seamus on 10/8/2020 1:47:26 PM • Views (252)
Tying your own flies is one of the most rewarding aspects of being an angler. Often your first fly looks more like a fuzzy meatball but as you progress you learn proportions dubbing loops and how to make the perfect parachute. Another common trend in fly tying is to get comfy using the same materials […]

By Seamus on 9/15/2020 3:13:11 PM • Views (152)
Fall is right around the corner.  Yes we’ve almost made it through the last of the humid days of summer.  The changing temperatures will for sure get the trout active and searching for their next big meal!  October brings the opening of North Carolina’s Delayed Harvest (DH) streams.  Our friends to the north have about … Continue reading "Fall Fly...

By Seamus on 9/10/2020 2:55:41 PM • Views (309)
Still putting walleye in the boat despite being a holiday weekend. Turned out to be a beautiful evening with walleye in the box. The walleye bite has been good recently and they really cooperated with the great weather we’ve been having. Things are starting too cool off a little bit and the fishing should remain […]

By Seamus on 9/7/2020 9:12:25 PM • Views (201)
Fall is a magical time in the Southeast. The summer heat and humidity take a backseat to shortening days and cooler temperatures. While most of Atlanta is marching north for Nature’s stunning display of season changes we as anglers need to take advantage of this season. Listed below are some are some our thoughts on […]

By Seamus on 9/4/2020 2:56:17 PM • Views (234)
Had to work for them today but had 4 walleye total. Kept two eaters let the others go. Night trips coming soon to beat this heat if your interested let me know.

By Seamus on 8/31/2020 2:57:49 PM • Views (226)
No Rain? Wow?. If you have been looking to get some walleye without getting rained on this may be your chance. A few mornings are available on Blue Ridge Lake as well as afternoon and evenings on ers Lake. Shoot us a message or email for availability.

By Seamus on 7/28/2020 4:07:04 PM • Views (129)
At the time of this writing our stream levels are flowing nicely.  Afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms have helped immensely in keeping our flows up this year so far.  It is getting hot though.  Higher air temperatures will inevitably increase water temperatures as we continue deeper into the summer.  Keep this in mind when … Continue...

By Seamus on 12/19/2019 11:50:23 AM • Views (121)
As I write this article in early December old man winter has been playing peek-a-boo with us lately.  Just a short while back we had temperatures in the teens.  The other day we were in the 60-degree range.  Hard to tell if he’s ever going to arrive.  I’m certain though that he’ll be right around … Continue reading "The Cold and Family Outings" Th...

By Seamus on 11/11/2019 12:12:08 PM • Views (121)
The beauty of Fall has now left us as well as the crowds on the streams.  Old man winter is perhaps right around the corner.  This should change your approach to trout fishing as they will no longer be feeding on the surface.  Keep in mind that we cannot be careless about the clothing we … Continue reading "Wintertime Fishing" The post Wintertime...

By Seamus on 9/13/2019 3:36:07 PM • Views (123)
I like to promote Georgia in most of my articles but it’s hard to deny the outstanding work of the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission when it comes to their delayed harvest (DH) trout fishing program.  Our friends to the north have about seven times more streams and ponds set up for DH fishing.  Their … Continue reading "Fantastic Fall Tr...

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