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[DaveKile]

One of the biggest reasons Paflyfish has thrived for over 30 years is thanks to the incredible support of our sponsors. If you're looking to expand your fly fishing adventures, I encourage you to take a moment to check out Harman’s Luxury Cabins and Montana Angler—two amazing partners who make fly fishing and travel even more enjoyable.

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If you're dreaming of a cozy winter getaway with the family, look no further than Harman’s Luxury Cabins in West Virginia operated by Todd Harman and family. Not only will you find some fantastic fly fishing opportunities, but you'll also enjoy top-notch accommodations. Their beautiful cabins feature private hot tubs, Lux Shower Spas, fire pits, and breathtaking mountain views. It’s hard to beat. Here are some highlights from my trip last autumn that might inspire your next escape.

Planning to travel a bit farther? Be sure to connect with Brian McGeehan, a Pennsylvania native and the friendly face behind Montana Angler in Bozeman, Montana. This family-run outfit works with some of the best guides and lodges in the state to offer unforgettable trips to Montana's legendary trout streams. They also offer adventures beyond Montana—think Argentina, Belize, Alaska, New Zealand, Mongolia, and more. With an exclusive portfolio of private ranch leases, they’ve got something special for everyone.

Wishing you all a Happy Holiday season—and if you’re planning any fly fishing adventures, please consider supporting our wonderful sponsors. Please let us know let them know you heard about them at Paflyfish.

– Dave

Harman's Luxury Log Cabin Resort
10042 North Fork Hwy
Cabins, WV 26855
Call at (800) 436-6254
info@wvlogcabins.com

Montana Angler Fly Fishing Inc.
435 East Main Street
Bozeman, MT 59715
Call at (406) 522-9854
info@montanaangler.com

 

[keirns4]

One of the biggest reasons Paflyfish has thrived for over 30 years is thanks to the incredible support of our sponsors. If you're looking to expand your fly fishing adventures, I encourage you to take a moment to check out Harman’s Luxury Cabins and Montana Angler—two amazing partners who make fly fishing and travel even more enjoyable.

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If you're dreaming of a cozy winter getaway with the family, look no further than Harman’s Luxury Cabins in West Virginia operated by Todd Harman and family. Not only will you find some fantastic fly fishing opportunities, but you'll also enjoy top-notch accommodations. Their beautiful cabins feature private hot tubs, Lux Shower Spas, fire pits, and breathtaking mountain views. It’s hard to beat. Here are some highlights from my trip last autumn that might inspire your next escape.

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Planning to travel a bit farther? Be sure to connect with Brian McGeehan, a Pennsylvania native and the friendly face behind Montana Angler in Bozeman, Montana. This family-run outfit works with some of the best guides and lodges in the state to offer unforgettable trips to Montana's legendary trout streams. They also offer adventures beyond Montana—think Argentina, Belize, Alaska, New Zealand, Mongolia, and more. With an exclusive portfolio of private ranch leases, they’ve got something special for everyone.

Wishing you all a Happy Holiday season—and if you’re planning any fly fishing adventures, please consider supporting our wonderful sponsors. Please let us know let them know you heard about them at Paflyfish.

– Dave

Harman's Luxury Log Cabin Resort
10042 North Fork Hwy
Cabins, WV 26855
Call at (800) 436-6254
info@wvlogcabins.com

Montana Angler Fly Fishing Inc.
435 East Main Street
Bozeman, MT 59715
Call at (406) 522-9854
info@montanaangler.com

One of the biggest reasons Paflyfish has thrived for over 30 years is thanks to the incredible support of our sponsors. If you're looking to expand your fly fishing adventures, I encourage you to take a moment to check out Harman’s Luxury Cabins and Montana Angler—two amazing partners who make fly fishing and travel even more enjoyable.

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If you're dreaming of a cozy winter getaway with the family, look no further than Harman’s Luxury Cabins in West Virginia operated by Todd Harman and family. Not only will you find some fantastic fly fishing opportunities, but you'll also enjoy top-notch accommodations. Their beautiful cabins feature private hot tubs, Lux Shower Spas, fire pits, and breathtaking mountain views. It’s hard to beat. Here are some highlights from my trip last autumn that might inspire your next escape.

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Planning to travel a bit farther? Be sure to connect with Brian McGeehan, a Pennsylvania native and the friendly face behind Montana Angler in Bozeman, Montana. This family-run outfit works with some of the best guides and lodges in the state to offer unforgettable trips to Montana's legendary trout streams. They also offer adventures beyond Montana—think Argentina, Belize, Alaska, New Zealand, Mongolia, and more. With an exclusive portfolio of private ranch leases, they’ve got something special for everyone.

Wishing you all a Happy Holiday season—and if you’re planning any fly fishing adventures, please consider supporting our wonderful sponsors. Please let us know let them know you heard about them at Paflyfish.

– Dave

Harman's Luxury Log Cabin Resort
10042 North Fork Hwy
Cabins, WV 26855
Call at (800) 436-6254
info@wvlogcabins.com

Montana Angler Fly Fishing Inc.
435 East Main Street
Bozeman, MT 59715
Call at (406) 522-9854
info@montanaangler.com

I have fished with Montana Angler a couple of times. I highly recommend the Smith River Wilderness trip.

 

[Zipper]

The daughters of Curtis Fleming from Fly Rod Chronicles.

 

[DaveKile]

The daughters of Curtis Fleming from Fly Rod Chronicles.

Yep, Curtis Fleming and family spend a lot of time there at Harman’s.

 

[CinnamonJoe]

Granted, I suppose it might depend on how cold it gets in a given winter season, but does their water there in WV generally stay open?

I'm sitting here right now with 11 days of vacation I need to burn (use it or lose it at my employer) before Xmas, and thinking I need to plan better next year. Hot tubs and private water in the dead of winter sounds pretty sweet. Long drive for me, but maybe stop at some distillery tours in KY to break the trip up? ⚙️⚙️⚙️

 

[DaveKile]

Granted, I suppose it might depend on how cold it gets in a given winter season, but does their water there in WV generally stay open?

I'm sitting here right now with 11 days of vacation I need to burn (use it or lose it at my employer) before Xmas, and thinking I need to plan better next year. Hot tubs and private water in the dead of winter sounds pretty sweet. Long drive for me, but maybe stop at some distillery tours in KY to break the trip up? ⚙️⚙️⚙️

I'm not sure about if water stays open or not. Likely the winter does have that as an issue at some point. I would suggest calling asking for Tim. Tim runs the fly fishing operations at Harmans. He has been guiding in the area for many years and knows the waters in the area very well. (800) 436-6254

 

[BrookieChaser]

The daughters of Curtis Fleming from Fly Rod Chronicles.

I might start watching Fly Rod Chronicles.

 

[REDNECK_FLYFISHER]

My wife and I were just looking into vacation for next year, we are going to look into Harmans as a place we may both like. Thanks Dave for the suggestion.

 

[DaveKile]

My wife and I were just looking into vacation for next year, we are going to look into Harmans as a place we may both like. Thanks Dave for the suggestion.

If you do set something up use the code: paflyfish5 to get a 5% discount

 

[JSky]

Harmans is a cool place in the most beautiful part of WV. Even if you don’t fish on their property there are some other good streams within a 30 minute drive.

Unfortunately I booked a 3 day stay there last year and about an hour after arriving we got torrential downpours from hurricane remnants that blew out the stream and knocked out the power. I got to fish for one hour and sit in the dark the rest of the first day. Last two days the creek was flooded and we couldn’t fish so I drank like one instead.