What is your New Years fishing resolution?

[Loogie]

Mine is to learn new areas for spartina grass floodtide fishing closer to VA. I plan on learning the salt marsh just south of Wilmington, and work my way south into SC and GA. My goal is to Catch a trophy red sight casted on a grass floodtide. It is very addicting, and tough. I may have to get a flats skiff to assist my efforts. You want to talk about accurate casting? This is it, very challenging to drop a fly a foot in front of a 30" red as he swims in 8" of water making his way around the grass, when he eats, OMG, hang on! Yes I want some of that action this year!!!

Happy New Year

[chsparkman]

Mine is to fish when I can, tie flies more often, do as much as I can for the veterans in PHWFF, and of course, to make more rods! Oh and I need to make a new traveling fly tying box.

[bassman]

To go. And actually use some of the many flies I've tied and received from others in swaps.

[Brian K. Shaffer]

Mine would also be to fish... to stand and fish - my ti/plastic knee is almost 8 months old now...

[JabaliHunter]

Work fewer hours; fish more...

[flyfishalso]

Move to Western MT and fish more next year. If the wind dies down hts afternoon i may try the Clark Fork today

[Red64]

To start thinking outside the box when stillwater fishing...I start tying in January to stock up on flies and end up with more than enough flies. When "spring" rolls around here in Arizona I have a number of boxes full of flies. Then tunnel vision sets in and either I tie on a black and red simi seal leech, a pumpkin balanced leech, a perdigon nymph, water boatman, and a Klink dry. My fishing partner just rags on me unmercifully because I always fish my go to flies and he raids my fly boxes for stuff I am not going to use.. This year I am going to try and leave to "old favorites" home, I think I can do that.

[Brooks]

Mine is to fish bamboo in more situations where I've mostly fished carbon fiber: Salt water, carp, bass etc.
Bamboo steelhead spey has been a real joy these last few years.

[flyfishingpastor]

Mine will be the same as usual. I want to fish as often as I can and enjoy every moment of it. I don't want to take a moment for granted. I want to treat each moment as the special time that it really is. I want to continue to grow in our craft and continue to search for new places to fish. Yep. Same old stuff!

Pat
P.S. I hope 2020 is a wonderful year for you and yours!

[DrLogik]

Go on another a 5 day wilderness backpacking/fishing trip in to the Great Smoky Mountains with my 17 year old son before he goes off to college. We did that 2 years ago in the Eagle Creek area and had a blast.

That's the "big rock". Other than that, fish more and worry less and win my first IDPA match.

[DUCKMANNM]

To go fishing at least 150 days in 2020!

[archer829]

Actually use my new Grangers!

[archer829]

Oh, yeah, and also to stop looking at the "My collection" thread....