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 …
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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The Big “T” is one of the largest rivers on the Front Range, due in part to the enormous number of drainages that come together to form it. The other reason this is a big river is due to the 13-mile, 9-foot diameter Alva B. Adams Tunnel that brings water from Shadow Mountain Reservoir on …
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Fishing has been the most popular outdoor activity in the US for centuries. It has helped many families, including mine, bond; fishing was the only activity I loved doing with my dad while young. He taught me most of the things I know about fly fishing and even made sure I accompanied him on most …
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Fly fishing is a popular and rewarding hobby that can be enjoyed in a variety of locations. From rushing mountain streams to calm, clear lakes, many types of waters offer excellent fly fishing opportunities. If you’re looking to find new and exciting places to fly fish, the internet is a valuable resource that can help …
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Years ago, some buddies from work who knew I enjoyed fly fishing invited me to travel to Arkansas with them for 4 days. That first trip was AWESOME and since then I’ve traveled back to Arkansas 3 times. I love exploring new waters, but “finding” fishy water can yield fishless days. If you were to …
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With nearly 9,000 miles of waterways in Arkansas, you’re bound to get exceptional fishing opportunities. Personally, I experienced Arkansas fishing while young with my elder brother, who loved exploring the White River. The White River has been my best trout fishing destination in Arkansas for over a decade. Plus, the fact that it’s inconsistent makes …
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