Few things deter anglers more than water that is stained from recent rainfall or snowmelt. In fact, some anglers would probably much prefer water that is raging high than off-color. It’s a matter of comfort for most of us, and when we can’t see the bottom to know the depth...
Throughout much of the East, March can be a tricky time to be on the water thanks to melting snow and constant rain. The extreme cold of winter may be in the rearview mirror, but that doesn’t mean the fishing in early spring is easy! An entire winter’s worth of snow...
For many of us, we don’t have the luxury of waiting until the perfect weather creates ideal conditions on a favorite trout stream. Winter seems eternal for the trout angler anxiously awaiting the return to warm weather and hungry trout. While there’s certainly nothing wrong with throwing tiny midges for selective,...
The anticipation of the day’s fishing mounts. A few sporadic raindrops ping the windshield, but it’s hardly noticed by the pair of anglers anxiously waiting for the desired roadside pull off to come into view. There it is, and the truck comes to a jolting stop as the duo can hardly...
Flooding can be a major problem for fish, not just us humans. With vast amounts of debris and sediment being pushed downstream, it can be tough for fish to discern what’s food and what’s not. Not only that, but, too much sediment can clog up their gills. But, fish still got to...
