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Fly Fishing Fever: US Youth Team Chases Glory, California Opens Groundfish Fishing, Gear Trends Soar

Fly Fishing Fever: US Youth Team Chases Glory, California Opens Groundfish Fishing, Gear Trends Soar

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 Hey folks, grab your rods and listen up, cause the fly fishing world's buzzing with some killer updates that'll get any local angler stoked. First off, our US Youth Fly Fishing Team is gearing up for a monster run at the 2025 World Youth Championship right here on home turf in Idaho Falls. These kids—Lawson Braun from North Carolina captaining the squad, Max Logan out of Colorado, Justin Hardie and Landon Cook from Pennsylvania, Blake Hall from Virginia, and Ethan Campbell from Utah—are coming off back-to-back golds, including last year's team win in the Czech Republic. US Angling reports they'll hit the Golden Triangle waters in Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho for five days of catch-and-release battles starting July 14. Coaches Josh Miller and manager Jess Westbrook have 'em primed for a three-peat—volunteer or sponsor up if you're nearby, it's Olympic-style grit with no cash prizes, just pure sport.

Out west, California's Fish and Game Commission just dropped emergency regs opening up all-depth groundfish fishing through December 31 in northern and central spots, thanks to fresh science from CDFW showing quillback rockfish ain't overfished like the old 2021 data thought. No more depth cramps for chasing rockfish, lingcod, cabezon, and greenlings—though quillback retention's still banned statewide, canary's capped at two fish, and vermilion/sunset rockfish get sub-bag limits varying by zone. Salt Water Sportsman says feds are syncing up, easing those brutal closures that shut down central and north Cali bottom fishing for years. West Coast fly guys targeting nearshore species, this means combo trips without the hassle—just mind the GMA bag rules when transiting.

On the gear front, shops are lighting up with 2025 hot rods and reels. Hatch Magazine highlights Orvis' new American-made two-handers in 10 models that dampen vibes for forgiving spey swings, plus Nautilus' GTR 8/9 reel with beefed-up drag and fast retrieve for flats bullies, steelhead, and salmon—exclusive to indie fly shops, so hit your local. Angling Trade notes the market's steady with core anglers fishing regional waters hard, trout still ruling 75% of sales, but saltwater's badass rise is pushing small species DIY vibes. Trackfly data's even showing sales jumps up to 400% for smart brands.

And yeah, Fly Fishers International's wrapping their 2025 awards and meetings, keeping conservation and casting certs rolling for the next gen.

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