My introduction to Salar: A new friend humbly shows me how its done.

When my Wife and I were discussing being moved to Canada’s East Coast in late 2007, among all of the things I had to think about, I selfishly thought about how spoiled I was growing up in Southern Ontario. I had no idea what it would be like in Nova Scotia. Living in the GTA, […]

Find a fly, catch a fish.

Note: this post is inspired by a question posed by Nova Scotia fly fishing Guru Matt Dort on the subject of finding flies while fishing and using them. Thanks Matt @sharkeyd79 About 15 years ago, my wife and I decided to take a trip to South-Western Alberta as she had never been there before. Of […]

My Fly Fishing History Part II – It is possible to catch a big trout when you have no idea what you’re doing!

In my last article I mentioned how I considered the Grand River my defacto “Home” river. The major reason that I do and why it was so important to my growth as a fly angler has more to do with the fact that it is stocked and provides a better opportunity to catch fish…or so […]

My Fly fishing history… Part I

I started fishing at a very young age. My Dad would take my younger brother and I fishing for his favourite fish, walleye, up around Orillia, Ontario. We’d take along our toys and play or nap at the front of my Dad’s 14 foot Sears aluminum boat that my grandparents had given he and my […]

The Journey Begins

Thanks for stopping by! My name is Jim Little and I live in Nova Scotia, home to some of the best, and most public, Atlantic Salmon waters in North America. I started fly-fishing by complete accident in 2000. On a trip to NWT to visit some family, a friend of my Uncle’s had a 5 […]