The unique places in which we fly fish, or hike for that matter, add as much to the overall experience of fly fishing as anything except maybe the actual fish themselves. Unique wildlife for many of us is a huge bonus in these locations. Bears, by virtue of their...
Bass fly fishing can be just as, if not more, enjoyable than fly fishing for trout. You lose most of the insect factor, but other aspects of the experience make up for this. Fly fishing for bass is a combination of bonefishing and streamer fishing for brown trout...
The famous tailwaters and spring creeks of the West and East produce some amazing mayfly hatches. In the West, blue winded olives are some of the first mayflies to welcome spring but also some of the last to hatch in the fall. Gray days with a light drizzle can be the...
Steelhead are weird creatures, to be honest. They’re stuck between the urge to migrate and spawn and keep themselves alive through feeding and taking advantage of their opportunistic nature and feed on a plentiful food source. Steelhead have definite stages in which...
The Great Lakes have some amazing fisheries. In pretty much all of these lakes, you can expect to find steelhead and in some others Great Lakes browns. These trout get used to feeding on minnows, such as the emerald shiner, and when they enter the rivers, minnow...
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![MINNOW FLY PATTERN: THE STEEL FRY [VIDEO]](https://toflyfish.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/MINNOW_FLY_PATTERN_STEEL_FRY.jpg?x92243)
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