Common Myths of Catch and Release (Part 1)
Common Myths of Catch and Release Let’s go over a few quick myths of catch and release so we don’t make the mistake of thinking … Read more
Common Myths of Catch and Release Let’s go over a few quick myths of catch and release so we don’t make the mistake of thinking … Read more
Fish the hang If you’ve ever fished a Stillwater fly fishery with very clear water, you’ll know quite how many trout you can get following … Read more
If you can’t get a bite, try fishing static. Sometimes no matter what flies you try, what depth you fish, or what speed of retrieve … Read more
Fishing on Stillwaters Typically, on still waters, the squirmy wormy is fished using two approaches… a) Fished like a lure on an intermediate or sinking … Read more
When fishing don’t just fish the easy places look for areas that are hard to fish as these will be fished a lot less and … Read more
Stillwater trout are often highly pressured. Every day they’ll see hundreds and hundreds of flies zipping past them at a variety of speeds. This can … Read more
Although they’re called Stillwater’s, and all you’ll see from above is a bit of surface ripple, Stillwater’s aren’t actually still beneath the surface. The wind … Read more
Probably one of if not the most controversial fly (Lure) to hit the Stillwater scene in years the mop fly is a fly I sell … Read more
If the sun comes out, fish deeper Where other animals have eyelids they can squint, or pupils that can constrict to help block out bright … Read more
Stay on the move Lots of Stillwater fly fishers have a tendency to stay in the same place for long periods of time, repeatedly thrashing … Read more