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Deneki Chronicles: 19 Reasons to Fish a Mouse Fly
The shrew-eating trout of Togiak National Wildlife Refuge. Photo: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service In This Week's Deneki Chronicles, it's trout week and we're looking back at what the trout...

Fly Tying: Fish-Skull Skulpin Bunny
Fish-Skull Sculpin Bunny Sculpin patterns are a go-to when it comes to trout. Dead drift or a slow strip imitating a sculpin swim, sculpin style patterns are effective in rivers...

Fly Tying: Sculpin Munker
Sculpin Munker Today's fly instruction comes to us from Alex Belonga with Straits On the Fly, Custom Flies. A proud Yooper from St. Ignace, Michigan, a beautiful harbor town on...

Fly Tying: Hoh Bo Spey
Hoh Bo Spey. Originated by Charles St, Pierre, the Hob Bo Spey is named after the famous Olympic Peninsula Steelhead rivers, the Hoh River, and the Bogachiel River. A great...

Fly Tying: Impersonator Leech
Impersonator Leech When it comes to trout, streamer patterns are without a doubt, extremely effective. The best thing about streamers is, they relatively easy to tie, and the color combinations...

Fly Tying: Fox Alevin
Fox Alevin Fly Well, it's springtime. Streams and rivers are starting to open up, and water is beginning to flow. (Channel your best David Attenborough while reading this next part)...

Flesh Hatch
Alaskan hatch matching. Photo: Ben West. The flesh fly is a staple in any Alaskan trout fly box. Throughout the majority of the summer, our trout love...

Stinger Mice
Mr. Hankey does it again. Photo: Tosh Brown. One of our favorite ways to fish for rainbow trout in our neck of the woods is with...