Fly Fishing for Trout

This is the first post of a new series that’s designed to help a new or highly seasoned angler catch more fish. The U. S. and Canadian fishing seasons will soon be shifting from a late warm Summer time mode to an early, cooler Fall season. The beautiful colors and cooler weather of the Fall season will just enhance your adventures making them more pleasing.… Read More »Perfect Fly Fall Season Tips and Strategies that catch more fish.

You may think we jumped ahead in our “How to become a better Angler series on fly fishing for trout. That is because we haven’t gotten into how to cast. We are not doing that, because we are going to assume you already know how to cast fairly well. You learn this by experience or practice, a casting school, or casting videos. The only problem… Read More »How To Become A Better Angler – Fly Fishing For Trout – Part Two – Casting and Fly Presentation

By James Marsh The beginning of this series will have a lot of basic information for those just getting started into the sport of fly fishing for trout that many experienced fly anglers will already know; however, it never hurts to refresh one’s memory of the information. There are four different species of trout in the U.S. and Canada and they are the rainbow, brown,… Read More »How To Become A Better Angler – Fly Fishing For Trout-Part One

Backcountry Fly Fishing on the Rooftop of Wyoming If you are looking for a remote western backcountry experience where the variety of the terrain and scenery is equally matched by the variety of fish you will catch then look no further than the Wind River Range of the Rocky Mountains in Wyoming. The WRR encompasses 2.25 million acres in an area roughly 110 miles long… Read More »Wind River Range Magic

We receive several telephone calls or email messages a day requesting information on the various streams we cover and have web pages on. When the weather first starts turning cold, the number one question we get other than what flies to use, is when to use dry flies and when to use nymphs. Some anglers writing or calling us know the water temperature of the… Read More »Strategies and tips on fly fishing cold water

     Check out the low prices on our Perfect Fly Rod and Fly Rod/Reel/Line Outfits. They are already low priced as compared to fly shop prices because we have sales representatives and distributor middle men expenses. The weather is cooling off nation-wide and excellent conditions for fly fishing for trout and other species should again be very good. Shipping within the U.S. is Free. “Perfect… Read More »Late Season Fly Fishing Sale:

A fishing report I received from Derek Porter: We just got back from 4 days in the smokies backcountry.  As you know, the water is the lowest it’s been since 2016. Obviously had to use great caution approaching the creek and casting, moving around etc.  We saw tons of Great Autumn Brown Sedge in the air – laying eggs all day long (usually you think… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains National Park Trout In Low Water Conditions

Backcountry Fly Fishing on the Rooftop of Wyoming If you are looking for a remote western backcountry experience where the variety of the terrain and scenery is equally matched by the variety of fish you will catch then look no further than the Wind River Range of the Rocky Mountains in Wyoming. The WRR encompasses 2.25 million acres in an area roughly 110 miles long… Read More »Wind River Magic

Introduction The Word Hatch      The is the first article of a new series of posts on “matching the hatch”. The phrase “matching the hatch” is often used by fly anglers fishing for trout and sometimes for other species such as bass, pike, etc. During the last several years the phrase has even been used by anglers using conventional tackle fishing for many different species… Read More »Matching the Hatch

First, although I’m sure most of you already know, I just want to make sure you understand what the term terrestrial insect refers too. Terrestrial insects are insects that are born and spend most of their life on land. They get into the water only by accident. Windy conditions and other natural conditions can cause these insects to sometimes loose their caution and end up… Read More »Fishing Imitations of Terrestrial Insects