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Garret Booth

I grew up in Upstate New York. My father taught me the basics of fly fishing and tying. He also taught that the sport can be your passion, livelihood, therapy, and hobby. From there I took to my own style and began to tie feverishly. I devote my time to my wife, our dogs, and our passion which is tying and fishing. I consider my home waters the New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts coast where I pursue striped bass, bluefish, bonito and false albacore until the dead of winter.

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I grew up in Upstate New York. My father taught me the basics of fly fishing and tying. He also taught that the sport can be your passion, livelihood, therapy, and hobby. From there I took to my own style and began to tie feverishly. I devote my time to my wife, our dogs, and our passion which is tying and fishing.

I consider my home waters the New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts coast where I pursue striped bass, bluefish, bonito and false albacore until the dead of winter. I tie commercially and fish constantly.

The sport of fly fishing and the people who live it deserve to know new methods and patterns. Drop me a note to ask or offer.
Garret M. Booth

GFF Contributions authored by Garret:
The Merrimack River
Garret can be contacted at ALBIENUT@prodigy.net


A Rhode Island Albie

Submitted by David Butler on

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Garret ;

I am very interested in your Monkey Brain pattern i read in the Orvis News. Can you give me your tying instructions?

Thank you

David Butler

Submitted by WesleyBelanger on

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Hi Uncle Garret

Since you got this far …


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