Tips & Tutorials
Now that the heat of the summer seems to be behind us, it’s time to start thinking seriously about fall trout fishing.
This is the time of year that the fish begin to feed actively in preparation for the lean winter months and that means you can have some outstanding action over the next several weeks.
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This is the time of year that the fish begin to feed actively in preparation for the lean winter months and that means you can have some outstanding action over the next several weeks.
It's August, which means the stonefly, mayfly, and caddis hatches of early summer have passed us by. While things seem to be quiet on the river, the fly fishing is as good as it gets here in the west. Some of our best days of the year happen in mid to late August when flows are low, rivers are clear, and the hatches are thin. Here are a few helpful tips to keep the bite alive when the dog days of summer set in?
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It’s spring, and that means nymphs are the best way to catch fish! There are several things to consider when putting together a quality fly fishing nymph rig. In many ways, it’s a personal choice because every fisherman has their own methods and preferences, but it’s essential to keep the following basics in mind.
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One of the most important techniques for a fly fisherman to learn is nymphing. While many anglers prefer the finesse and delicacy of dry fly fishing, nymphing is almost always more productive. This is why every fly fisherman's arsenal should include nymphing skills.
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Winter can be the most rewarding season of the year for fly fishing although it can also be the most technically challenging season, demanding precision and skill. You not only need the right fly fishing gear and flies but also the right cold weather gear. Remember: if you can catch fish now, you can catch them any time!
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