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Fly Fishing Report: June 2022
With barely a week and a half until the Summer Solstice it's still hard to trust the calendar after a casual glance outside. It feels a little like crossing the finish...
Fly Fishing Report: June 2022
With barely a week and a half until the Summer Solstice it's still hard to trust the calendar after a casual glance outside. It feels a little like crossing the finish...
Fly Fishing Report: May 2022
Once upon a time I used to keep a fishing journal. I'd diligently record notes on conditions, temperatures, hatches, general observations, successful flies, fish caught and whatever else I thought might...
Fly Fishing Report: May 2022
Once upon a time I used to keep a fishing journal. I'd diligently record notes on conditions, temperatures, hatches, general observations, successful flies, fish caught and whatever else I thought might...
May Fly of the Month: Jig Bugger
Jig style flies have become more and more popular in recent years. I think part of their success comes from their sheer versatility in the number of ways they can be...
May Fly of the Month: Jig Bugger
Jig style flies have become more and more popular in recent years. I think part of their success comes from their sheer versatility in the number of ways they can be...
April Fly of the Month: Bloody Tan Chironomid
Getting into the chironomid game can be an intimidating venture for the uninitiated. All the colors, sizes, colors, blends and rib combos might seem a little overwhelming. It's still true that a...
April Fly of the Month: Bloody Tan Chironomid
Getting into the chironomid game can be an intimidating venture for the uninitiated. All the colors, sizes, colors, blends and rib combos might seem a little overwhelming. It's still true that a...
Fly Fishing Report: April 2022
All signs are pointing towards winter finally relinquishing its icy grip on the Pacific Northwest. Sure, it might hail one day, snow the next, dip back into the 30's at night...
Fly Fishing Report: April 2022
All signs are pointing towards winter finally relinquishing its icy grip on the Pacific Northwest. Sure, it might hail one day, snow the next, dip back into the 30's at night...
Fly Fishing Report: March 2022
After what felt like the longest, coldest, dampest winter in recent memory, we find ourselves edging ever closer to Spring. I for one really appreciate being able to click off the...
Fly Fishing Report: March 2022
After what felt like the longest, coldest, dampest winter in recent memory, we find ourselves edging ever closer to Spring. I for one really appreciate being able to click off the...