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The Adams Fly: How a legend was born
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The Adams Fly: How a legend was born
I was returning home from a fishing trip when I passed through the little town of Kingsley, Michigan. Stretched above the street was a banner that read “Adams Fly Festival,” and it really caught my attention. You see, I just got done floating an Adams dry fly along the riffles and eddies of the Boardman River in the hopes of fooling a brook trout or two. “Huh,” I thought…which, in my lexicon of post-cold-water wading, signifies deep thought. The…
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