Murray's Fly Shop

The View From Harry's Window – A Fly Fishing Blog

Sports EN ↓ 10 episodes

Murray's Fly Shop Blog covering timely fly fishing advice for the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Expert Fly Fishing Tips, Gear Reviews, and Stream Updates

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Murray's Fly Shop

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Sports

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blog.murraysflyshop.com

Latest episode

Jul 1, 2026

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Episodes

The July Gameplan: Low-Water Bass Tactics and Beat-the-Heat Trout Logic 01.07.2026

Welcome back. In our July Fly Fishing Podcast for the Shenandoah Vally of Virginia, we’re diving headfirst into the mid-summer grind. July water The post The July Gameplan: Low-Water Bass Tactics and Beat-the-Heat Trout Logic appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

June in the Shenandoah Valley means choices: crisp mountain water or valley bass rivers. 31.05.2026

In this episode of the Murray’s Fly Shop Podcast, we dive into the premier fly fishing opportunities surrounding Edinburg and the broader valley The post June in the Shenandoah Valley means choices: crisp mountain water or valley bass rivers. appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

May Fly Fishing Podcast -2026 01.05.2026

May provides us with some excellent fly fishing on the native brook trout streams and smallmouth bass rivers. In this podcast we cover The post May Fly Fishing Podcast -2026 appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

April 2026 Fly Fishing Podcast 02.04.2026

April Fly Fishing: Smallmouth Bass and Trout Come Alive April is when fly fishing truly comes alive across the Mid-Atlantic. As water temperatures The post April 2026 Fly Fishing Podcast appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

March Fly Fishing: Appalachian Brook Trout, Smallmouth & Spring Hatches 05.03.2026

Spring is here, creating great fly fishing opportunities! Well, almost. The forecast calls for a warm up over the next 10 days. Discover The post March Fly Fishing: Appalachian Brook Trout, Smallmouth & Spring Hatches appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

Fly Fishing Podcast–January 2026 08.01.2026

This fly fishing podcast will cover the predictions for the stocked trout streams, native brook trout streams and smallmouth rivers this month. Back The post Fly Fishing Podcast–January 2026 appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

Fly Fishing in December Podcast 04.12.2025

Fly fishing in December in the cold might deter you but the stocked trout are feeding. The DWR continues to stock streams throughout The post Fly Fishing in December Podcast appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

Fly Fishing in November Report 05.11.2025

Fly fishing in November for smallmouth bass can be tricky but not impossible. As the water temperatures are cooling the bass are moving The post Fly Fishing in November Report appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

Fly Fishing in August 01.08.2025

Fly fishing around the aquatic grassbeds in August is one of my favorite things. They hold great numbers of shiner minnows which the The post Fly Fishing in August appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

Fly Fishing Tips for July 01.07.2025

My tip for fly fishing for smallmouth bass this month–crayfish patterns. We now have the largest populations of crayfish in our rivers I’ve The post Fly Fishing Tips for July appeared first on The View From Harry's Window - A Fly Fishing Blog .

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