Tips & Tutorials
June changes everything on the water — fish move to the banks, hatches compress into the edges of the day, and the terrestrial window opens for the next three months. Here's what earns a place in a summer fly box, broken down by category: terrestrials, mayflies, stoneflies, caddis, nymphs, and streamers.
September is a month of transition on the water—flows run lower, nights cool down, and trout get selective after a long summer. To stay ahead of the bite, you’ll need the right patterns. From ants and hoppers to BWOs, caddis, and streamers, these 12 confidence flies for September will keep you dialed in all month long. Learn when to fish them, how to present them, and which conditions each pattern excels in.
September is prime time for terrestrial fishing, and ants are at the top of the menu. From black and cinnamon to flying, foam, and oversized variations, ants offer trout an irresistible late-summer meal. Learn why ants are so effective, how to fish them, and the top 10 JHFLYCO ant patterns to keep in your fly box this fall.
Late summer is terrestrial time—when grasshoppers, beetles, and ants tumble from the banks and trout feed with reckless aggression. From foam flies to hopper-dropper rigs, this guide covers proven tactics and must-have patterns to help you make the most of summer fishing.
Unlock the secrets of late-summer dry fly fishing with our guide to Tricos, PMDs, BWOs, and ants. Learn when and how to fish small dries in August, plus get eight proven fly recommendations from JHFLYCO to match the season’s most important hatches.
