Fly Fishing Report: March 2023
According to the calendar we’re just a few short weeks away from the official start of spring, though it doesn’t appear winter is quite prepared to relinquish its icy grip […]
Fly Fishing Report: February 2023
Hard to believe it’s February already, the month with notoriously the least open fishing options, weather that’s often all over the map and the end of another primetime football season. […]
Fly Fishing Report: January 2023
Welcome to 2023 everyone! May the year hold much promise and a new opportunity to fulfill those unrealized fishing dreams. It’s always pretty exciting to begin another year and anticipate […]
Fly Fishing Report: December 2022
As another year draws to a close, we reflect fondly on 2022, our days afloat, wading a small stream or bubbling river, hopping a plane to an exotic destination, fish […]
Fly Fishing Report: November 2022
For Pete’s sake, I know we’ve all been reluctantly performing a half-hearted rain dance after an amazingly pleasant extended fall but seriously? The skies opened up and the mercury plummeted […]
Fly Fishing Report: October 2022
Here we are, early October and we’re still donning shorts and sandals, daring to wet wade and sweating beneath the mid-day sun as it barrels into the 70’s. Autumn 2022 […]
Fly Fishing Report: September 2022
If variety is the spice of life, the past month has been ghost pepper spicy. One day I’m catching largemouth bass in the weeds, then alpine trout, wandering desert flats […]
Fly Fishing Report: August 2022
For the first time in the last few summers, the dog days of August feel a tad less dogged. Despite last week’s heat wave, many of our rivers on both […]
Fly Fishing Report: July 2022
After an odd start to the year, the seasons finally seem to be aligning a little more closely with the calendar. As a native Washingtonian, I’m pretty accustomed to summer […]
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 […]