No Brainer Tips for Solving Picky Trout
Anglers of all skill levels can relate to the helpless feeling of dealing with picky trout. As we sit there and stare holes in our fly boxes searching for answers
Figuring Out What’s Hatching And Flies To Use
Match the hatch is more than a phrase, it’s a rule for fly fishers to live by. Trying to discern which natural insects are present and then imitate our flies
Proven Tips to Identify Bugs And Catch More Fish
Trout are rising feverishly all around us as we stare hopelessly into a box of neatly organized dry flies. There have been no willing participants as our caddis, drake, and
How To Identify Bugs on a Trout Stream
The truck door slams and the sound of the rushing water gets louder as we hike down the trail towards a favorite stream. Bugs swarm into the air when we
How To Fly Fish Tricos For Late Summer Trout
For bug enthusiasts, high summer can be a fairly dull time of year, with terrestrials taking center stage and mayfly activity bottoming out for the year. The seemingly never-ending drought
4 New England Trout Flies for Fall
Fall is a welcome relief for the trout angler exhausted from the scorching heat and dry conditions of summer. There’s something special about spending the day on a favorite trout
Three Early Season Dry-Dropper Rigs for Trout
Much of our time is spent staring at strike indicators or sighter tippet waiting for the slightest sign of movement, so any chance to throw dry flies is a welcome
What Color Variations You Should Use For Fly Fishing Flies And When
There are thousands of different fly patterns with dozens of different color combinations to choose from, but which is the right color combination to use and when? Choosing the right
Trim Your Flies Streamside For A Closer Match To The Hatch
Most of the flies in your box can be trimmed, colored, and adjusted to imitate practically anyhatch. Bringing a Sharpie or two and your handy clippers is all you need