Confluence Blog
Fly Fishing Report: May 2024
While the prospect of a likely hot, dry summer looms on the horizon, last week's heavy dose of vitamin D was certainly met with open arms. Getting a recent rare...
Fly Fishing Report: May 2024
While the prospect of a likely hot, dry summer looms on the horizon, last week's heavy dose of vitamin D was certainly met with open arms. Getting a recent rare...
April Fly of the Month: Miyawaki Popper
Leland Miyawaki's Popper has been a solid fixture on the Puget Sound beach cutthroat and salmon scene for a long, long time. It was designed to replicate an injured sand...
April Fly of the Month: Miyawaki Popper
Leland Miyawaki's Popper has been a solid fixture on the Puget Sound beach cutthroat and salmon scene for a long, long time. It was designed to replicate an injured sand...
Fly Fishing Report: April 2024
As winter shrinks to a speck in the rear view mirror, Western Washington is coming alive with new greenery; colorful flowers blossoming along with stinky skunk cabbage blooms and of...
Fly Fishing Report: April 2024
As winter shrinks to a speck in the rear view mirror, Western Washington is coming alive with new greenery; colorful flowers blossoming along with stinky skunk cabbage blooms and of...
March Fly of the Month: Marabou Slight Leech
Sometimes simple is better. As much as I enjoy the artful aspects of tying a complex fly, there are days or more likely late nights when I am just concentrating...
March Fly of the Month: Marabou Slight Leech
Sometimes simple is better. As much as I enjoy the artful aspects of tying a complex fly, there are days or more likely late nights when I am just concentrating...
Fly Fishing Report: March 2024
When I was in the second grade I spent the preponderance of my recesses belly to the grass, carefully combing through the clover patches looking for the elusive four leafer. ...
Fly Fishing Report: March 2024
When I was in the second grade I spent the preponderance of my recesses belly to the grass, carefully combing through the clover patches looking for the elusive four leafer. ...
February Fly of the Month: The Blowtorch
Confidence flies are a thing of beauty. Whether you find yourself on a new patch of river or a familiar stream regardless of the season or conditions, it's comforting to...
February Fly of the Month: The Blowtorch
Confidence flies are a thing of beauty. Whether you find yourself on a new patch of river or a familiar stream regardless of the season or conditions, it's comforting to...