The Top 10 Rivers for Fly Fishing in Wyoming and Why to Go
Wyoming, with its wide-open spaces and lesser population density, offers some of the most unspoiled and lightly fished streams in the American West. The state’s rivers are steeped in the...
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Alaska Will Change Forever: Go Now
Alaska, a land renowned for its wild, untouched landscapes and abundant wildlife, offers some of the most spectacular fly fishing experiences in the world. But with increasing popularity and looming...
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The Top 10 Fly Fishing Rivers in Colorado and Why to Go
Colorado's rivers are a cornerstone of the American fly fishing experience, renowned for their gold-medal waters and diverse angling opportunities. The rivers here have seen the footsteps of Ute and...
Top 10 Fly Fishing Rivers/Lakes in Idaho and Why to Go
Idaho, much like Montana, is a revered destination for fly fishing enthusiasts, boasting a rich tapestry of rivers and fish species. Its waterways have been fished for centuries, first by...
Top 10 Fly Fishing Rivers in Montana and Why to Go
Montana is a premier destination for fly fishing, with its pristine rivers and abundant trout populations. The state's fly fishing history is rich, with many rivers having been fished by...
The Top 10 Fly Fishing Rivers/Lakes in Utah and Why to Go
Utah's fly fishing scene has changed quite a bit over the last 10 years. Previously, it may not have be as internationally renowned as some of its neighboring states. However,...
Top 10 Fly Fishing Rivers/Lakes in Nevada and Why to Go
Nevada might be more famous for its desert landscapes and the glitz of Las Vegas, but it also offers unique and often overlooked fly fishing opportunities. The state's waters are...
5 Tent Types for the Fly Fishing Angler
5 Tent Types for the Fly Fishing Angler As a fly fishing enthusiast, you know the importance of blending patience, skill, and the right equipment to be in prepared and...
Easy Holiday Gifts for the Fly Fishing Angler
As the holiday season comes around on our calendars, the quest for the perfect present for the fly fishing enthusiast in your life begins. Fly fishing isn't just a hobby;...
Understanding Fly Fishing Lines
Floating lines are versatile and one of the more common line types anglers consider. They are especially considered by beginner anglers and at each stage it feels like you know...
5 Step Guide to Selecting Beginner Fly Fishing Gear
Undertaking the serene and enriching journey of fly fishing can be one of the most rewarding experiences for any angler let alone beginner fly fishing enthusiasts. As you stand amidst...
23Zero and iKamper Roof Top Tent Comparison
23Zero and iKamper are both well-known brands in the roof top tent market, offering products that cater to outdoor enthusiasts looking to elevate their camping experience. I’m going to run...
Why Fish Are Wary
Let’s take a look at feeding and fleeing scenarios and why scientifically fish are wary. We can prepare ourselves for the best ways to tackle these and other situations. Understanding...
Identifying a Mayfly Hatch
Upright sail-like wings, a tapered body and two or three long tails mean mayfly. How to spot the hatch, read the rise form, and pick the stage the trout are...
How to Stay Warm When Winter Fly Fishing
My opinion is that fly winter fly fishing is frankly better than summer. There are fewer anglers on the water, the sound of the wind and crystals of snow and...
Mayfly - Stages of an Insect
Mayflies pass through four stages that matter to an angler — nymph, emerger, dun and spinner. What each one looks like, how trout eat it, and the pattern that covers...
Korkers Wading Boots Review: Are They the Yay or Nay of the Angler World?
ou might be asking, "Why Korkers?" Well, sit back and unspool that fishing line, because we've got a showdown for you. Unlike the off-brand boots that make you slip and...
OSSCP Fly Selection Formula for Success
OSSCP is my fly selection formula — Observation, Silhouette, Size, Color, Presentation. Why the first and last matter far more than the pattern in your hand.
How to Fish a Caddis Fly
Caddis give you four fishable stages and each one wants a different presentation. The dead drift, the Leisenring lift and the evening skitter — how to fish each.
Identifying a Caddis Fly and Hatch
Caddis have tent-shaped hairy wings, long antennae and no tails. How to tell one from a mayfly, read the life cycle, and know which stage the trout are actually eating.
How to Fish a Blue Winged Olive (BWO) Pattern
Blue Winged Olives show up when nothing else will, usually on the ugliest days of the year. How to match the stage, drift it clean, and fish the spinner fall.