Jackson Hole Fly Company - Fly Fishing Tips & Tutorials – Tagged "Fly Guide"– Page 7

Mar 29, 2023

Why Purple Fly Patterns Work So Well in Spring Runoff

There are a few reasons why purple fly patterns are effective during spring runoff. First, purple is a highly visible color that can stand out even in murky water. As sediment and debris are swept downstream, fish may rely more on their sense of sight to locate food, and a bright purple fly can be just what they need to catch their attention.

Mar 23, 2023

5 Tips & 5 Flies for Early Spring Fly Fishing

Spring is an exciting time of year for fly fishing enthusiasts. As the weather warms up, the fish become more active and start feeding on a wider variety of insects. Here are five tips for better spring fly fishing, along with five fly suggestions to help you hook your next catch.

Mar 01, 2023

The Incredible Egg & Wondrous Worms

As the snow melts and the temperature begins to rise, spring brings an exciting time for fly fishing. During this time, many fish species are gearing up for their spawning season, which means they are actively feeding and looking for food. One of the most effective techniques during this time is using egg and worm patterns.

Feb 22, 2023

JHFLYCO Late Winter Fly Guide

Late winter can be a challenging time for fly fishing, as water temperatures are still quite cold and fish can be sluggish. However, with the right approach and the right flies, you can still have a successful day on the water.

Feb 01, 2023

Fly of the Month: Peanut Envy

The Peanut Envy articulated streamer is a popular pattern among anglers, especially those targeting large predatory fish. Inspired by the Circus Peanut, this streamer is known for its long and lean design that makes it an efficient pattern in areas with a fast current.

Why Purple Fly Patterns Work So Well in Spring Runoff

5 Tips & 5 Flies for Early Spring Fly Fishing

The Incredible Egg & Wondrous Worms

JHFLYCO Late Winter Fly Guide

Fly of the Month: Peanut Envy

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