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You've had plans with your buddies for two weeks now, the weather is awesome, you’ve got a cooler full of beers, you remembered your license and you actually left as early as you ... morehad planned on, perfect!!! But, you show up to the boat ramp and realize EVERYBODY else had the same plan as you. Bummer.
Category: Fly Fishing, Planning, Insider
Added Date: Friday, 19 Aug, 2016
Last week I was in Florida for ICAST, the world’s largest sport fishing trade show, checking out the latest innovations in fishing gear and accessories. I was surprised how large the ... morefishing industry as a whole seems to be compared with the niche of fly-fishing. There was a noticeable change in culture as I walked from the fly fishing area to the bass and saltwater sections.
Category: Fly Fishing, Planning, Insider
Added Date: Friday, 22 Jul, 2016
It has been a long spring of heavy nymphs, strike indicators, and big streamers. For me the real fun begins with dry fly season. On the Madison and Big Hole, dry fly season kicks off ... morewith the Salmonfly hatch, then by mid-July the little bugs start, caddis, yellow sallies, and some mayflies. Along with the little bugs come the seldom seen but often fished Midnight stones.
Category: Fly Fishing, Insider
Added Date: Friday, 15 Jul, 2016
We'd fished a stream for surprisingly good-sized cutthroat trout, and then headed home to reprovision - and run a little bluelining exercise on [name redacted]'s topo maps.
Category: Fly Fishing, brook trout, cutthroat trout, fishing, Fishing Report, fly fishing for trout, fly fishing montana, Road Trip
Added Date: Saturday, 12 Jul, 2008
As someone who had his first bout with skin cancer at the age of 18, I'm uniquely qualified to write about the necessity of sun protection. Which largely begins with a hat. Over ... morethe years, I've mucked around with a lot of different warm-weather hats (including a brief flirtation with a French Foreign Legion desert hat that guaranteed a bare minimum of interaction with the opposite sex), and I've come to some surprising conclusions about the state of fly fishing headgear. Which is that it basically sucks.
Category: boonie hat, fly fishing stuff, fly fishing's ultimate hat, military boonie hat, outdoor wear
Added Date: Wednesday, 16 Jun, 2010
The power's flickering on and off like a damn pinball game today, so you're reading a draft of what could have been another brilliant post.
Category: Fly Fishing, felt sole ban, felt soled wading boot, fly fishing stuff, invasive species, News, rubber soled wading boot, wading boot, wading boot ban
Added Date: Friday, 26 Feb, 2010
Fly fishing in the winter isn't the Big Secret it once was, and frankly - given the quality of today's winter gear - it's also not the sufferfest it was as little as a ... moredecade ago.
Category: Fly Fishing, fly fishing gear, fly fishing in winter, fly fishing stuff, gear review, patagonia insulator soft shell, patagonia micro-puff jacket, patagonia nano puff jacket, Review
Added Date: Wednesday, 24 Feb, 2010
The Madison River boasts a population of 2,000 to 3,000 fish per mile compared to the lower Jefferson that produces only 300 to 500 fish per mile. As a result, the Jeff is often overlooked ... more- which is just fine with me.
Category: Fly Fishing, Perfect Fishing Days
Added Date: Friday, 19 Feb, 2016
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