The lower Eagle River water is off color. It is not quite muddy but more than milky — depending on what stretch of river you ...

On the Fly. Putting flies together seems to come a whole lot easier when new opportunities and thoughts of countless fish lie ...

What do you picture when you think of fly fishing for trout ... It’s hard to find a more generic nymph pattern than a Hare’s Ear. Black, tan, and olive are staple colors that allow you ...

March storms have been a boon to the snowpack in Northeastern Nevada. Going into March, many of the basins had dipped to ...

Well behind the curve in my annual fly-tying ... colors like black, red and green. From there, I tied in small Antron wings to imitate emerging variants of the classic pattern.

Black or red seem to be the colors that have produced the most fish. Other patterns to use include ... BWO (Blue Wing Olive) emergers and occasionally dry flies may work. Spin fishermen should ...

Early spring patterns and ... and winds are calm. Emergers and dry flies like parachutes in size 18 – 22 will get you some strikes from the rising fish. Little brown and black stoneflies are ...

Local authorities are, therefore, urged to consider more effective and environmentally friendly methods, such as the use of black soldier flies (BSF). A species of fly found in tropical countries ...