About the Author

Joe Rotter

Joe is the "blogger in chief" here at Red's in addition to being our guide service manager and partner here at Red's. He is a father of 3 spunky children his wife Kelly can only be found fishing when the temperature gets above 85 degrees and the fish are gobbling up dry flies.

In addition to being a fly fishing junkie, Joe is a hard core bowhunter, is a volunteer Hunter's Eductation Instructor, and loves riding horses with his kiddos. Joe still guides a small part of the time but spends most of his time working on web marketing, travel, and helping customers find the right tools and information for the job.

Recycled Fly Line Accessories

October 1, 2014

Here are some cool products that we just got in stock. We were introduced to these last week and we loved the idea so we went and ordered a bunch of these items. It is fun to see a company make great use of a recycled material, build it in the USA, and it is a viable product.

There are three items to choose from, help support these guys. These are built in Missoula, Montana during the long winters, muddy run-offs, or when the fishing season is slow.

Buy a few of these as gifts for your best fishing pals!

Fly Vines - Bracelets Made Out of Recycled Fly Lines - $11.99

Fly Vines Fishing Lanyards - Simple and effective. This comes with a break away clip, a couple of big loops to attach tools, and is a cool product. $11.99

Fly Vines Sunglasses Retainers - This is a great product, I already bought one. Very good fit on Smith Action Optics for what its worth.