Fly Fishing Insider Podcast
Pete Nielson runs Finn Provisions out of the Black Hills of South Dakota. Pete Nielson unveils some of the secrets of the Black Hills, a raw and largely untapped fly fishing area, and talks through the hopper dropper techniques he relies on. The Black Hills reward anglers willing to travel.
Pete Nielson is from Finn Provisions, based in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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Is the Black Hills of South Dakota worth a fly fishing trip?
The Black Hills of South Dakota are a unique area that Pete Nielson describes as worth dreaming about. Pete Nielson unveils some of the secrets of the region for anglers who have never considered it.
What techniques work in the Black Hills?
Pete Nielson talks through his hopper dropper techniques in the Black Hills. The hopper dropper is the setup he keeps coming back to on that water.
Who can help you plan a Black Hills trip?
Pete Nielson operates Finn Provisions out of the Black Hills of South Dakota. Finn Provisions can be reached on Instagram at @finnprovisions and at finnprovisions.com.
Key takeaways
- Pete Nielson runs Finn Provisions in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
- The Black Hills are a raw and largely untapped fly fishing area.
- Hopper dropper rigs are a core Black Hills technique for Pete Nielson.
- Finn Provisions can be found at finnprovisions.com.