Tips & Tutorials

Fly of the Month: The Egg-Sucking Leech
November marks the peak of spawning season, making it the ideal time to reach for an egg-sucking leech pattern. Combining the lifelike movement of a leech with the attention-grabbing flash of an egg, this fly is a must-have for late-fall fishing. Explore how to fish the classic Egg-Sucking Leech and its bulkier cousin, the Egg-Sucking Bunny Leech, to target aggressive trout, steelhead, and other predatory fish in colder waters.
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Fly of the Month: Targeting Fish with Egg Patterns During the Fall Spawn
As fall's spawning season begins, trout and steelhead become highly aggressive and focused on eggs drifting in the current. Egg patterns like the Glo Bug and Spawn Sac are crucial for anglers during this time. This blog covers the top egg patterns for fall, including when and how to fish them, with tips on selecting the best size and color for varying water conditions. We also explore the effectiveness of egg-sucking leeches and streamers for triggering strikes during the spawn.
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Rule the Waters This Summer with Terrestrial Flies
Summer fly fishing can be an exhilarating experience, especially when it comes to using terrestrial fly patterns. These flies imitate land-based insects that often find themselves in the water, becoming prime targets for hungry fish. Understanding the nuances of terrestrial fly patterns and their effective usage can significantly enhance your fishing adventures during the warm summer months. Dive into our guide to discover the best terrestrial patterns, presentation techniques, and tips for successful summer fly fishing.
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Topwater Thrills: Catch Explosive Strikes with the Gurgler
Summer is in full swing, and what better way to celebrate than by chasing topwater strikes with the Gurgler? This July, we're featuring this versatile and effective fly, perfect for bass and saltwater fishing. Discover its history, how to fish it, and explore variations like the Gurgler Saw and Gurgler Saw Frog for explosive summer action.
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