Written by: Mike Mazzoni
Once again, I find myself enjoying a sort of fly-fishing novelty: targeting arctic grayling, like chasing carp, is often overshadowed by eastern Utah’s superb trout fisheries. Grayling have a special place in my fly fishing memories; while working in Colorado four years ago, I landed an arctic grayling, a rare catch in a fishery known mostly for its. . .
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Here is some awesome cutthroat action coming from the talented guys over at Bloodknots. As always, they put together an entertaining edit with great camera work, big fish. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Charles Warren, C Lazy U Ranch
Some team fishing—and the help of a local guide—got us a lot farther than we ever expected on a recent fishing trip in Colorado. We had planned on heading to the North Platte by we changed. . .
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I wonder if, when he was writing “Pizza Butt,” MC Chris imagined that it would one day be the soundtrack for a video about fly-fishing for cutthroat trout in Utah. I doubt it. But the catchy. . .
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We’ve all seen videos about chucking mouse flies for big browns at night, and I’ve taken some fat rainbows and brook trout on rodent patterns. But cutthroats are lazy, right? I remember. . .
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Back in March, we posted the trailer for a film by Max Rhulen, a Colorado photographer/filmmaker who is already pretty accomplished for a high-school student. Here’s the finished five-minute. . .
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For my final day of rambling around Wyoming, it was back to Fremont Canyon. The plan originally was to try the Miracle Mile, but because of how well Fremont had fished on Day One—and the. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Jon Hill
For my second day in the vastness of Wyoming, the plan was to float the North Platte River from Gray Reef to Lusby. It’s the standard floating option, making it a busy stretch of water, so we. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Jon Hill
What happens when ten friends go up to Wyoming for three days? A lot of fishing, floating, and fun, that’s what happens. I had never been up to Wyoming, so when my friend Tom asked. . .
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Hang out on the shore of Nevada’s Pyramid Lake at dawn on a spring morning, and you might get the impression that there’s a construction site nearby. But the folks unloading stepladders from. . .
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