The great folks at Trout Unlimited are constantly doing battle to help preserve the waters that you’re lucky enough to fish. TU has just released a report about a new threat to the Clean Water Act’s ability to protect small streams. This is important stuff – please have a look, download the report, and take…
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Archives for July 2014
4 Posts About Rainbow Trout
We love rainbow trout and we think you should too. Here are, in no particular order and for no particular reason, 4 posts about Oncorhynchus mykiss. 4 Posts About Rainbow Trout 4 Tips for Trout Fishing in Side Channels. Alaska side channel fishing is a lot more like normal ‘lower 48’ trout fishing. Rainbow Trout Rig…
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Happy Independence Day
No, it’s not red, white and blue – but fireweed is abundant in the Last Frontier of this great country of ours. We wish you all a very happy 4th of July.
What’s Your Favorite Pair of Waders?
We – and your fellow readers – love the input you give on what you like best about fly fishing. Some of our ‘reader input’ comment threads have become pretty epic! One thing we’ve never asked you about is that one critical piece of gear that you’re wearing any time you step into less-than-bathwater-temperature water…
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Slide
Natasha Erbel, BC West team member and very passionate angler, fishes through some quality water on the Lower Dean. Pro Tip: Natasha is not a large woman, but you do not want to follow her through a run. Seriously. More on BC West Meet Our Manager Kara Standoff at Tidewater Drying Room
3 Reasons to Book Your Bonefishing Trip Now
We’re just as excited as you are about doing some summer freshwater fishing (probably a lot more excited actually, but that’s another topic altogether). But still, we’d like to remind you that now is an excellent time to book your fall bonefishing trip. Seriously! Here’s why. 3 Reasons to Book Your Bonefishing Trip Now Lots…
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