The beautiful state of Washington is inundated with fly fishing rivers, streams, and lakes. This place is simply a fly fisherman’s dream world. On the coast there’s the Pacific Northwest rainforest whose steelhead filled streams we all fantasize over. And as you move East past the Cascades and into the high desert, you find rivers […]
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The Pacific Northwest is a perfect destination for tourism thanks to its tall mountains, but anglers love it even more, thanks to its iconic fishing spots. After all, the long Pacific Ocean shoreline does offer exceptional fishing opportunities for anglers worldwide. And one of the states in the region that has always been on my
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The San Juan River is a fly fisherman’s dream, offering a bounty of opportunities to hook into rainbow trout, brown trout, and other species. This river is a unique blend of rapids and pools, each offering its own unique challenges to the angler. As a lifelong fly fisherman, I can tell you that the San
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Fishing is a popular recreational activity in Kentucky, with numerous streams, rivers, and lakes available for anglers to explore. Whether you’re a seasoned fisherman or a beginner, it’s important to know the regulations and requirements for fishing in the state, including obtaining a fishing license. In this article, we’ll provide an overview of the costs
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The Cimarron River originates from Eagle Nest Lake and Dam in northeastern New Mexico. Situated near the eastern edge of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, this prime destination for dry fly fishing flows eastward along US Hwy 64. The water eventually joins other rivers and reaches the Mississippi River. New Mexico Game and Fish (NMGF)
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When I was a kid, I was always on the hunt for new water where I could wet a line. You could usually find me pedalling around on my beat up bicycle with my fly rod looking for ponds and creeks. I definitely spent more time looking than I did fishing. If I had grown
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I have fished in Washington several times, particularly the Columbia and it’s tributaries have always been my destination. Planning for my next trip (which may involve getting a fishing license for several weeks), got me wondering about “special regs” in the state. Nobody wants to be that guy that says “I didn’t know” to a
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You haven’t fished in the Southwest until you cast your like in New Mexico’s waters. My dad used to say this statement every time we were in the Southwest. And it didn’t make sense to me until I caught a trophy-sized trout at San Juan River a decade ago. I learned later that San Juan
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If you could only visit one location, where would/should you go? Alaska would be nice, if you have deep pockets. But keeping it in the lower 48, there aren’t many places so central to great fishing as West Yellowstone, MT. Using W. Yellowstone as a base, you can of course access the park, with unlimited
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Spring – My Favorite Time Spring is the perfect time to get out on the water and fish for steelhead, and swinging flies is one of the most effective techniques to use. While fall tends to get all the hype for swinging, some of the best fishing for steelhead is actually in the spring. Early
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