This time of year, we often get asked about gift certificates. Yes, we do offer gift certificates to the public.
We offer them in amounts of $25.00 and $50.00.
$25.00 Link
$50.00 Link
Whether you are a multi-year returning customer or you have simply been thinking about giving a Cutthroat Furled Leader a Try this Season, our Gift Certificates are great gifts.
Forward this post onto any family / friend whom might be buying for you this season.
If you have any questions at all, we are always here to answer them. Feel Free to contact us.
208-559-4788
mike@cutthroatleader.com
Monday, December 14, 2015
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Each month, we send out a news letter to our loyal customer base. The last one of the season gives Cutthroat Leader customers the chance to win a Hand Crafted net from Snake river net co, for any fly fishing related picture sent into us. We do a random section from a hat, (a.k.a. computer program).
The link to the news letter is here: Link to News letter
We are also reaching out to any fly fishing clubs in the USA that have annual fund raising gatherings/meetings. The best advertising for us is word of mouth, the more fly fishers that use our leaders, the more fly fishers hear how great they are. It is a win win for everybody. So if you know of fly fishing club that has upcoming annual meetings, please pass this onto them.
Using the coupon code 2015 at checkout will also save you 20% off the purchase until the end of the 2015.
We are looking for great things to come from 2016.
Thank you to all that have help make 2015 a true success.
furled leaders
Friday, December 4, 2015
Don't let the cold and wind keep you off the water.
I made a trip out to some local waters yesterday. The temps were supposed to be heating up… predictions were for Low 40’s. I jumped in my rig, made the drive into the canyon. The drive in quickly tipped me off on what
the days conditions would be like. My
rig was getting blown all over the road.
Wind Drifted Snow was blowing all around. Turns out, we were having wind gust up to 50
MPH… tough conditions to fly fish in.
Because I made the trip, and I had plans to fish today, I
decided to suck it up and make the best of it. The first hole I came to had another fisher in
it, good to know I am not the only crazy one.
We exchanged funny looks of skepticism about how the day would
unfold.
Moved down to the next decent spot on the river. Got geared up, hiked down to the water’s edge…. Some fish were actually rising. Not many, but a rising fish is a fish that
can be caught… I initially intended on swinging streamers,
but because of the riser, my first fly was a small BWO. My casting was not pretty, but I was able to
get the fly to the approximate spot I had hoped for. A few strips, and my fly was in the lane. It took a couple of presentations, but
eventually, that fish eat my fly. The
day was a success. Now any additional
fish were simply going to be the frosting on the cake.
I moved around a bunch, trying to evade the blowing winds. I found no locations that proved to be
unaffected by the persistent winds. I
gave up on dry flies and hooked a few on small streamers. It
was a quick day on the water, only spent about 4 hours fishing, but all in all
a great day.
I typically love winter fishing. Small crowds, hungry fish and snow covered
banks add a sense of quite and calmness to
it all. With about five decent fish brought to the net, it was a decent day on the water. The extreme wind made for some challenging casting.
Caught fish on BWO's on a Ultimate dry fly leader and streamers on our Big Bug Leader.
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