
This is one of the best how-to videos we have ever seen, and it comes from our friends Dave and Amelia Jensen, of Jensen Fly Fishing in Alberta. If you’ve ever wondered why folks hire. . .
Read MoreThis is one of the best how-to videos we have ever seen, and it comes from our friends Dave and Amelia Jensen, of Jensen Fly Fishing in Alberta. If you’ve ever wondered why folks hire. . .
Read MoreWritten by: George Daniel, Livin On The Fly
As the saying goes, “a picture doesn’t lie.” In this case, “a video doesn’t lie.” Originally, I purchased my GoPro to capture the highlights of my fishing adventures, including epic streamer eats and . . .
Read MoreWritten by: Bryan Eldredge
Sometimes, trout in rivers don’t seem to be eating one particular insect, so what’s a fly fisherman to do? I carry a collection of patterns that catch fish during those times when you simply can’t. . .
Read MoreA few years ago, Tom Rosenbauer shot a 13-episode series for the World Fishing Network called “The Orvis Guide to Fly Fishing,” and now the episodes are being released online. Episode 1. . .
Read MoreWe’ve posted several videos on this subject over the years, but this is one of the best. (Does that make me a sadist?) What’s important is the that the technique works, so it’s worth taking a . . .
Read MoreWritten by: Ryan Newman, Rocky Mountain Outfitters
Fly Fishing is becoming more and more of a family adventure. A lot of our guests at Rocky Mountain Outfitters come as families to Park City or Salt Lake City, Utah. Oftentimes, they. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Doc Thompson
The Caddis hatch is happening on the Rio Grande right now, which got me to thinking of some productive caddisfly patterns. The water is a bit high but definitely fishing and seeing some. . .
Read MoreI frequently get requests for a podcast about drift boats, and although I enjoy rowing one, most people don’t let me row their boat unless they are really desperate. So I called on an expert, . . .
Read MoreWritten by: Mike Canady of Ellensburg Angler
Skwalas are a smallish (sizes 8-10) olive-bodied stonefly, which become active in late winter or early spring, as the water temperatures begin to push into the 40-degree range. These bugs . . .
Read MoreGuide Tanner Smith–of Trouts Fly Fishing in Denver, Colorado–is back with another of his “Top 5 for the Month” videos, and this time he’s talking about late-winter blue-winged olives. The arrival of . . .
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