Confluence Blog
March Fly of the Month: Soft Hackle Streamer
As much as I enjoy playing with all the new synthetic tying materials that get introduced each year and love the never ending pursuit of trying to build a better...
March Fly of the Month: Soft Hackle Streamer
As much as I enjoy playing with all the new synthetic tying materials that get introduced each year and love the never ending pursuit of trying to build a better...
Fly Fishing Report: March 2025
As we march towards the official start of spring, I can't help but notice that many of the signs are already there. I hear the faint drumming of grouse while...
Fly Fishing Report: March 2025
As we march towards the official start of spring, I can't help but notice that many of the signs are already there. I hear the faint drumming of grouse while...
Rocky Point Permit Camp Trip Report February 2025
I've had a love affair with travel and experiencing different parts of the world since I was a teenager. I spent my high school senior year living in rural Egletons,...
Rocky Point Permit Camp Trip Report February 2025
I've had a love affair with travel and experiencing different parts of the world since I was a teenager. I spent my high school senior year living in rural Egletons,...
February Fly of the Month: Stu's Metal Head Tub...
Marabou flies have been catching steelhead and salmon for decades. I recall first seeing George Cook's Alaskabou flies as a teenager. They were just a few colors of wrapped marabou...
February Fly of the Month: Stu's Metal Head Tub...
Marabou flies have been catching steelhead and salmon for decades. I recall first seeing George Cook's Alaskabou flies as a teenager. They were just a few colors of wrapped marabou...
Fly Fishing Report: February 2025
I find February is frequently a challenging month to report on when it comes to stoking people's interest to go chase some fish. The lakes are often frozen, or only...
Fly Fishing Report: February 2025
I find February is frequently a challenging month to report on when it comes to stoking people's interest to go chase some fish. The lakes are often frozen, or only...
January Fly of the Month: Boney Foo Foo
Rio's Little Boney Foo doesn't hop though the forest, scoop up field mice or bop them on the head. It does, however, catch a lot of bonefish throughout the Caribbean...
January Fly of the Month: Boney Foo Foo
Rio's Little Boney Foo doesn't hop though the forest, scoop up field mice or bop them on the head. It does, however, catch a lot of bonefish throughout the Caribbean...