Tag Archives: Trout

[ux_custom_products cat="dolly-varden, brown-trout, rainbow-trout, cutthroat-trout" products="" columns="4"]
The best time to fish in Alaska is all about timing. It depends on the fishing experience you’re after and what you want to catch. Bristol Bay has a great sockeye run that starts in July.
Best Time to Fish Bristol Bay

I personally don’t think there is a bad time to visit Alaska for fishing during [...]

Fly Fishing Alaska Rainbow Trout
Fishing Streamers for Trout in Alaska

While fly fishing alaska rainbow trout it can be hard to keep dolly varden from [...]

A Steroid Case of a Chum Salmon
Bristol Bay Fly Fishing Report by Don Long

Bristol Bay Lodge delivers an epic trip that specializes in delicious food, great staff, outrageous [...]

The Cantaria Beetle - Patagonia Chile’s finest dry fly.
Cantaria Beetle

The star of the show when fishing in Patagonia Chile, and a favorite bug to [...]

Three Wheels, a Hike, and Trout in Colorado
Three Wheels, a Hike, and Trout in Colorado

I had been here before, twice actually years ago. The first time was well worth [...]

Light colored Argentina Trout
Strobel Lake Fishing Report

The southern end of the Patagonia region close to El Calafate is one of the [...]

White River Fishing Report by Lacey Savage

I had an incredible time fishing in Arkansas! Clint our guide was excellent and seemed [...]

Patrick and Lacey with a nice Arkansas Brown Trout
White River Fishing Report by Patrick Kissel

Three days of White River fishing heaven on the White River in Arkansas. Arguably the [...]

The Ozernaya has every single ingredient to grow slab-sized rainbows – Lots of insects, huge salmon runs, mice, and tons of sculpins. It’s also easy to wade and gin clear. Much of the time you’ll be sight casting to big fish.
Trout Fishing

Whether you're looking to land the Trout Royal Slam or just want to catch a [...]

Fly fishing on the rocks in the Patagonia canyon
Patagonia Fly Fishing Adventure Report [Part II]

...I fought him hard from the weeds and quickly tailed 25” of spring creek brown! [...]