The Best Four Flies Every Trout Angler Needs
Read on as we delve into each of these iconic patterns to understand why they deserve their place on the Mount Rushmore of fly fishing.
The Best Beginner’s Guide to Euro Nymphing
Euro nymphing. Learn about specialized rods, reels, lines, and flies for an optimal experience. Master casting, drift, and strike detection
The Best Beginner Guide to Tenkara Fishing
Delve into Tenkara fishing: its rich history, minimalist gear, and serene essence. A guide to start and a blog intro to inspire passion
Targeting Aggressive Trout with Terrestrial Flies: A Western States Odyssey
Master the art of fly fishing with terrestrials: pinpoint aggressive trout habitats and optimize your seasonal strategies. Dive in
Understanding Fly Lines for Trout: Tapers, Weights, and Styles.
Explore trout fly lines, from common to specialized tapers. Dive deep into techniques for various situations.
Back Trolling for Trout in Rivers: The Ultimate Guide
Master back trolling for trout & steelhead in rivers using motor boats, drift boats, & gear tips. Dive deep
Reading Water and Catching Trout in All Conditions
The art of reading water is an essential skill that every fly fisherman must learn to become truly proficient in catching trout. Understanding how to interpret the subtle nuances of a stream’s flow and features will allow you to predict where the trout will likely…
Teaching Children to Fly Fish: An Adventure in Patience and Skill
Learn how to teach children the art of fly fishing, from casting techniques to handling fish, and instill a lifelong love of nature.
The Best Midwest Trout Streams: A Guide for Anglers
Explore the top 5 trout streams in the Midwest! Discover the unique characteristics, tactics, and beauty that make each a must-visit.
How to Start Trolling for Salmon and Trout on the Great Lakes
Unlike casting or still fishing techniques where your bait or lure is confined to a single spot, trolling allows you to cover a larger area, increasing your chances of locating and catching fish. This is especially useful in large water bodies like the Great Lakes, where fish may be scattered or following migratory patterns
