Fly Fishing For Steelhead

Easy Tips To Improve Your Steelhead Nymphing Rigs For More Hookups

Steelhead can’t resist a well-placed nymph rig, and that’s why most fly anglers start each trip targeting fish in this manner! When fly fishing for steelhead in the Great Lakes tributaries, it’s easy to become mesmerized by these giant fish in such small water.  High-sticking nymph rigs are the perfect way...

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Beginner Fly Fishing Casts You Need To Know

How to cast a fly is basic in its simplest form. This is what we are about to cover. There are, for all intents and purposes, two casts that you need to know. Overhead Cast Roll Cast There are many other casts, such as the bow-and-arrow cast for casting in dense...

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Complete Guide To Fly Fishing For Steelhead: Fly Rigs, Go-To Flies, And Gear Guide

Fly fishing for Steelhead is a different sorta thing that draws a different sorta person and takes different sorts of gear and tactics. Generally, when an angler is in the river searching for these chrome-cast monsters it is in the months where most folks are figuring what size auger to...

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Tips for Finding Winter Trout

It doesn’t matter how many boxes filled with neatly organized flies we carry with us on the stream.  Split shot, strike indicators, spare leaders, and spools of tippet are great accouterments, but none of it translates into finding trout during the harsh of winter.   A perfectly weighted rig with beautifully...

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3 Tips to Catch More Spring Steelhead

Most anglers associate steelhead fishing with the colors of autumn and snows of winter, but there’s great fishing to be had in spring as well! Fall rains swell tributaries of Lake Erie and bring in thousands of steelhead from the depths, and with it, hordes of anglers in search of these...

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What to Wear Fly Fishing in the Winter

Would you rather write the fishing report or read the fishing report?  That’s the conundrum for so many anglers during the cold winter months.  Sure, the fish are out there and probably willing to eat, but is it really worth it during that snowstorm that brings several inches of snow and...

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When Do The Steelhead Run in Erie, Pennsylvania?

That’s always the million-dollar question, isn’t it?  It’s something I’m often asked by curious anglers and prospective clients as everyone tries to time up the run perfectly.  Some swear by studying Lake Erie water temperatures, photoperiod shortening, rainfall counts, and a variety of other scientific means to pinpoint when the fish...

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3 Fly Fishing Tips for Targeting Early Season Steelhead

When the leaves start to tint with orange and yellow and the breeze turns crisp, anglers become obsessed with the pursuit of steelhead.  In Pennsylvania, the steelhead run peaks around Thanksgiving, and in Ohio it’s even later, coming after the New Year’s holiday.  The first signs of these fish come much...

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3 Books Every Fly Angler Should Read

It's often noted how one of the great things about fishing is there is no true "season" to it. It's possible to fish and catch a number of different species 12 months a year! That all sounds great until it's snowing and twenty degrees and the thought...

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How To Fly Fish Egg Flies

Many associate gaudy, articulated streamers with big trout, but it’s often eggs that yield the true giants of the deep.  Pound for pound, nothing has more protein in a trout's diet than an egg.  If there is a chance that fish (of any species) are spawning in a given waterway, odds...

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