This week’s Tying Tuesday is decidedly fall-themed, with a nice mayfly spinner pattern, and an October caddis in the lineup. We end with a great tutorial on a Woolly Bugger (which I’ve never been able ...

Then, we learn about an interesting mayfly pattern, and end with a great caddis larva nymph. These flies should all have a spot in your box this fall ... This next fly is from the folks at Mountainfly ...

Aside from productivity, there’s a lot to like about the Grande Ronde, even though it gets a little crowded. It’s a lot ...

Then there’s its outsized reputation as a place where steelhead eat dry flies. Josh Mills, the well-known Spokane fly tier ...

Leaves tumbling in the river’s current provoke thoughts of kype-jawed brown trout hiding beneath cut banks. A caddis dry fly will not provoke brute browns into showing their face. Autumn demands ...

Anglers fishing dry flies floating on the surface have had some exciting sport this last week, writes Bob Smith.

A ballot initiative facing Denver voters would ban the trade of natural furs in Denver county and could hurt the fly-fishing ...

The Best Nymphs. The Pheasant Tail was one and then there was another the Grey Goose, tied from grey darning wool and a bit ...

Anglers are finding water temperatures are varying in different parts of the lake depending upon exposure, shoreline and bottom.

Learn more about it. When shopping for the best dry dog food for your pet, you need to consider your animal’s size, breed, age, potential allergies, food quality, and the temperament of the dog ...