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I headed to Rock Creek near Missoula with one fish in mind—a westslope cutthroat. Fourteen fish later, including rainbows, browns, and my first fly-caught sculpin, I finally found the cutthroat I was looking for.
I headed out from camp with nothing more than a plan to explore new water before dark. A few hours later, after a battle on a 3-weight fly rod, I landed one of the most memorable fish of my life on Idaho's legendary Salmon River.
An after-work evening on Washington’s Middle Fork Snoqualmie River—learning bigger water, finding a deep bend, and catching Coastal Cutthroat on a sculpin-style jig streamer.
Pocket Water, Cold Drift, and Small Decisions There’s a kind of pocket water on the Weber that doesn’t announce itself. No long riffle, no obvious seam—just broken current, scattered boulders, and short windows where the river briefly organizes itself and…
Yesterday I decided to make the drive up to Teapot Lake, tucked away in Utah’s high country. It’s a couple of hours from home, so I hit the road early and slid my pontoon boat onto the water right around…
Springtime in Utah presents a unique challenge for fly fishing enthusiasts. As the snow melts, lower elevation rivers swell with high, fast-moving waters. However, higher elevation spots like Currant Creek offer ideal conditions and serene beauty, making them perfect for…
Golden Thunder Stonefly
When life gets hectic, sometimes the best remedy is a few hours on a quiet stream, chasing trout in the heart of Montana. On a recent trip to Missoula, I carved out a small window of time to do just…
Olive Shimmer Caddis - Fly Tying Tutorial
Royal Regalia Brassie - Fly Tying Tutorial
