In a land of fly fishing legends the lines between fantasy and reality are often blurred. Rangeley Maine is a Mecca for cold water fly fishermen and has been since the turn of the century when people first began to flock to the area in search of trout and salmon.
Nestled in the western mountains of Maine, the Rangeley Region is full of the history and lore of fishing days gone by and the brook trout and landlocked salmon that still abound in area streams, rivers and ponds.
Names like Carrie Stevens, Herbie Welch, and Fly Rod Crosby are still echoed throughout the area, where flies like the Grey Ghost and Black Ghost were first tied in attempts to fool weary brook trout.