Articles related to "Catch Trout"

In-the-know fly anglers look for blue wing olive mayflies hatches from spring through early winter, and knowing a few tricks mean lots of trout during most of the year.

The oldest form of modern fly fishing, dry fly fishing for trout, was first practiced some 200 years ago on the chalk streams of Southern England.

Hard to access un-fished trout holes or streams often hold large "unblooded" trout that will take quickly and firmly. Learn the techniques for getting at them.

The Muddler Minnow is a fly pattern with a long history of catching wide varieties of fish by diverse fishing techniques.

Tailwater fly fishing below a hydroelectric dam offers many angling opportunities. Learning to understand the river will help to catch more trout, and possibly a trophy.

Using nymphs is one of the most effective methods of fly fishing for trout. This article outlines the equipment, set-up and techniques to fish with nymph patterns.

Finicky wild trout in the western United States and Canada often become pushovers when anglers cast imitations of beetles, grasshoppers and ants along stream banks.

With some experience, fly fishers learn where trout tend to "sit" in the river. Until enlightenment occurs, follow these tips on fly placement for ultimate success.

The Great Smoky Mountains have hundreds of miles of prime trout waters with a high population of wild trout. Fishing the mountain streams offers peace and solitude.

These techniques help anglers choose the right lure to zero in on fish species.

When anglers are asked to name favorite fly patterns, most include the Woolly Bugger on their list. This may be the most versatile of all flies.

Fly fishing requires tons of gear, gadgets, and tools. Anglers need a comfortable way to carry it all in an organized manner. Here are three fine options.

Each year around 100,000 trout are hatched at the Ngongotaha Hatchery in Rotorua. These fish are then released to provide new stock for trout fishing in New Zealand.

The Mickey Finn is one of the most popular trout flies in the world, and as an added bonus for those who tie flies, it also one of the easiest to create.

Puget Sound anglers find hot fishing during the spring chum fry migration. Millions of tiny salmon swim out of streams into saltwater - where big cutthroat wait to feed.

Named "The Biggest Little City in the World" by promoters, it's also known as "The City of Trembling Leaves". This article explores the softer side of Reno.

Washington's highest peak, Mount Rainier, offers visitors a variety of opportunities for summer fun, like hiking trails, horseback riding, wildflower viewing and camping.

Looking to teach your little ones how to fly cast like the kids in A River Runs Through It? Utilize these tips and they will be successful their first time on the water.

The North Lake Tahoe region on the California/Nevada border draws visitors during the summer season where fishing, hiking, bike riding and music offer family fun.