Written by: Dan from Albuquerque
Northern New Mexico went into a winter storm warning last weekend, but it didn’t officially start until noon on Saturday so I figured I could get some fishing in before the weather hit. I decided to fish the Rio Chama to see if I could find some post-spawn browns lurking around the. . .
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Blog reader Scott Ribitch sent in this photo along with a description: “This beautiful brown trout was holed up in a deep pool and took my egg fly on the Rogue River in Rockford, Michigan.”
Read MoreHere’s a quick little film by Miles Peterson that captures the feeling of being alone on the river in late fall. There’s a dusting of snow on the ground, the water looks almost black, but there are trout to be caught. It’s no trophy, but it’s
Read MoreWritten by: Rick Bayley
Thought I’d send you pictures of a couple of trout I caught on the Dream Stream [the South Platte between Spinney and Elevenmile Reservoirs in Colorado] on October 7. Earlier, in the Summer, I was guided by. . .
Read MoreHere’s a short film by Ian May featuring Gilly Bate, Winston, and Zac fly fishing for brown trout and grayling on Hampshire’s delightful river Itchen. I love the way that trout chases the fly.
Read MoreWritten by: Brian Burkholder
[Editor’s note: We love it when readers send in their photos and the stories behind them. We dig it just a little more when the fish is from our own backyard.]
I’ve been prodding my buddy, Doug Robidoux, to submit this photo of the brown trout he caught recently, and he’s finally. . .
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We’ve featured several videos by Jake Patton over the last year, and here’s something quick and dirty that will surely get the old heart pumping. Clocking in at just 54 seconds, it’s like a shot of espresso.
Read MoreOur friend Stefan Ågren from frontsidefly released a very short video yesterday that features a big, beautiful trout, some huge mayflies (Danica?), and a lone fly fisherman. What happens when. . .
Read MoreHere’s an amazing video of Lake Tahoe guide Matt Heron casting to, hooking, and landing a brown trout of a lifetime. His astonishment when the fish first comes to the surface is understandable, and he plays the big trout extremely carefully. But it’s when it comes time to. . .
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