Great Lakes steelhead are adfluvial ... mean a fish ate your fly. Many Great Lakes tributaries require anglers to only use one fly to discourage snagging, so double nymph rigs may be off the ...

When you think of fishing the Great Lakes region, other freshwater species likely come to mind: smallmouth, walleye, pike, and lake-run steelhead ... fly box a little differently. In the spring ...

Unlike some sea-run salmonids like Pacific salmon and steelhead trout ... This can require sizing down dry fly patterns or adding a nymph dropper. The best tactic? Start walking.

Spring keeps the weatherman busy. Anything and everything can appear in the forecast. But anglers looking ahead can see past ...

Swinging a streamer is your best bet during the winter, when you want to cover a lot of water and present your fly right in front of a fish. During the spring and fall, when trout feed more ...

The nymphs come out in May and adult spotted lanternflies begin to appear as early as July. They don’t typically die out ...

Fly fishing The North Fork Coeur d'Alene River has been good. Silver Bow Fly Shop suggests throwing nymphs. Hatches have been great on the St. Joe; salmonflies are at their peak. The river below Avery ...

Information and photos provided by New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Anglers looking for largemouth bass should travel to Eddy or Lea Counties this… ...

Before you begin, check out this overview of PatternFly to get familiar with the basic elements of the design system. If you want to start with your existing project, skip to Install and configure ...