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...
Wyoming is the least populated state in the Union, and home to some of the finest trout waters in the west. I have listened to my dad’s stories about the pristine fly fishing waters of Wyoming since I was a little kid. He could talk for hours about the legendary...
New Hampshire may not have the reputation as a fly fishing destination, but in my opinion, it should. Locals and neighbors to the state know the state holds incredible fishing and if you take my advice, you will soon learn. When you decide to go fly fishing in New...
Outdoors men and women are no longer able to keep West Virginia a secret. At one point in history, people passed over West Virginia to get to Washington D.C., Philadelphia or New York City. The big city life was more alluring than the Appalachian Mountains. West...
The “Land of 10,000 Lakes” gets overrun with spin and ice anglers every year. After the six month polar vortex, ice houses are replaced with boats and the search for large bass and walleye begins. Stuck between popular places like Red Lake and Mille Lacs are a large...
I’m going to paint a little picture, it’s late afternoon, I’m at a spot on the river that I know is “fishy”. I sit down for a moment, relax and watch to see if trout are rising. Nothing I look into the sky and bushes for bugs. Again Nothing From those observations,...
