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S6, Ep 137: Navigating Post-Hurricane Waters with Matt Reilly
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In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash is back with Matt Reilly for the latest Southwest Virginia Fishing Report. As conditions normalize post-hurricane, Matt shares the excitement of musky fishing on the New River, with most boat ramps now accessible and water clarity improving. The duo discusses the benefits of the current water conditions, highlighting the productive fishing opportunities even in clear water.
Listeners gain valuable insights into fly and line choices for fall fishing in smaller river systems. Matt offers detailed advice on selecting the right fly lines based on water depth and current speed, emphasizing the importance of matching line density to fishing conditions. He also shares tips on choosing flies, recommending natural colors and smaller sizes for low, clear water, and stresses the importance of understanding the local food base.
As the conversation wraps up, Marvin and Matt discuss the upcoming weather changes that promise cooler temperatures, aligning with seasonal expectations. Matt provides updates on his availability for musky and smallmouth trips, encouraging listeners to book their trips before slots fill up.
Marvin reminds everyone to take advantage of the unseasonably warm weather in the Mid-Atlantic and support local communities in East Tennessee, Southwest Virginia and Western North Carolina. Tight lines, everyone!
To learn more about Matt, check out our full length interview.
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Manage episode 450142627 series 2529488
In this episode of The Articulate Fly, host Marvin Cash is back with Matt Reilly for the latest Southwest Virginia Fishing Report. As conditions normalize post-hurricane, Matt shares the excitement of musky fishing on the New River, with most boat ramps now accessible and water clarity improving. The duo discusses the benefits of the current water conditions, highlighting the productive fishing opportunities even in clear water.
Listeners gain valuable insights into fly and line choices for fall fishing in smaller river systems. Matt offers detailed advice on selecting the right fly lines based on water depth and current speed, emphasizing the importance of matching line density to fishing conditions. He also shares tips on choosing flies, recommending natural colors and smaller sizes for low, clear water, and stresses the importance of understanding the local food base.
As the conversation wraps up, Marvin and Matt discuss the upcoming weather changes that promise cooler temperatures, aligning with seasonal expectations. Matt provides updates on his availability for musky and smallmouth trips, encouraging listeners to book their trips before slots fill up.
Marvin reminds everyone to take advantage of the unseasonably warm weather in the Mid-Atlantic and support local communities in East Tennessee, Southwest Virginia and Western North Carolina. Tight lines, everyone!
To learn more about Matt, check out our full length interview.
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