It was hot and stuffy in Fairbanks when Lander Crook and I left his apartment and started driving north. I was in Alaska for a few weeks; Lander worked there all summer. We had planned the trip so that we could spend a few days fishing together. I had just returned from hunting Valdez halibut […]
There are two certainties about winter trout fishing: it’s better to be dressed in layers and you might catch the trout of your life. The lakes, ponds and rivers of Missouri and Kansas were all frozen over, so a trip to Lake Taneycomo through Branson, Missouri was a no-brainer. The lake is fed by water […]
It was trout season and I was fishing with a few friends. The spring air was lovely and the water was very cold. My friend, John, was wading through the creek for a bit to find a place to throw in a particularly good hole. He cast his bait and lost his footing, slipping in […]
Clouds of dust billowed from the dirt road as I steadily climbed a Forest Service road in the Deschutes National Forest. The fine dust preserved my boot tracks next to a line of black bear tracks which I carefully walked around. I had my gym bag – which contained wading boots, waders, a peanut butter […]
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TISHOMINGO, Okla. (KXII) – A record number of people came to Blue River this weekend for the Trout Fishing Tournament. Youth division winner Aiden Casaz said he had been fishing since he was six years old. “Yesterday I caught my biggest fish,” Casaz said. “7.2 pound trout. I caught it on my fly rod using […]
After searching for a deserted beach along Pyramid Lake’s 15 miles of shoreline on a crisp January morning, Autumn Harry settled at Warrior Point where she could cast her fishing line from the sand-colored tuff rocks. The sun had just risen over the mountains and there was not a cloud in the sky. She put […]
For hikers and anglers who like quiet parks, February is a great time to hike or catch a fish at Roaring River State Park. There’s plenty to do at this Missouri state park south of Cassville, Mo. Anglers can catch and release rainbow trout during the park’s fly-fishing season every Friday, Saturday, Sundays and Mondays. […]
SPANIARD’S BAY, NL “It’s the first day of February and there’s not a speck of snow on the ground in Spaniard’s Bay. I’m not happy with this winter so far. Here on the Avalon we were supposed to have another big rain storm and high temperatures on Friday. There was hope for snow for the […]
By Andrew Knight Photos by Andrew Knight Nestled at the far southwestern tip of Virginia, the South Fork of the Holston River is a magical place for trout anglers in search of brown and rainbow trout in a freestone river. While the South Fork of the Holston River is often overlooked by the more famous […]
Fly fishing Nymphing has been best on the Spokane River, but streamers will also draw a few strikes. Put your flies deep and keep them there, and if you’re streamer fishing, feed them slowly. Silver Bow Fly Shop recommends Stonefly Nymphs, Hot Beaded Nymphs (jigged or not), San Juans and Squirmies. Streamers can consist of […]
When it comes to fishing around Vancouver Island and particularly around Campbell River, the big player when it comes to recreational sport fishing is salmon and at the top of the list is Chinook salmon. Tourists who come to Campbell River hire local guides and those who can tow a boat here know when to […]
Fly fishing With the weather in the Spokane area remaining relatively warm for the past two weeks, the Spokane River is still one of the few fly fishing destinations with a chance of success. Snowmelt and rain, however, can dirty the water below Latah Creek. Above that, sink your nymphs and steamers deep and hope […]
If an angler’s group and a regional tourist agency promote the Laurel Highlands streams as a premier trout fishing destination, will anglers travel here and boost tourism in Westmoreland counties, Fayette and Somerset? That’s what the Forbes Trail Chapter of Trout Unlimited and GO Laurel Highlands, the state’s official tourism agency for the three counties, […]
An Oregon fly fisherman caught the new state record mountain whitefish on Dec. 19. The 5 lb. 12oz. the fish was certified as a new state record on January 7 and, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, could very well be considered the new world record for the species. Alex Dietz, who […]
Ride in a gondola At first the intimidating crowds can scare you away, but brave the traffic and make it to the top – it will be the best decision you make. The gondola has two phases; the first takes you to Kongdoor station, which is packed with tour operators, restaurants, sunbeds and tourists. The […]
The village of Manchester in southern Vermont was settled in the 1760s. The rural hamlet had a few inns and taverns as a respite for weary travelers. As the American Revolution began to spread to the colonies, a pub, Marsh’s Tavern, became a hotbed of dissent against the British occupation. In the years that followed, […]
Jason Casison with a huge 6.5 pound trout caught at Dixon Lake near Pier 1 on December 23 Totals for docks from 12/19 to 12/25: 557 anglers aboard 35 half-to-three-day trips from San Diego landings last week caught 124 bluefin tuna (up to 30 pounds), 2 skipjack, 78 calico, 18 lobsters (25 released), 1788 redfish, […]
Provided “Merry Christmas,” said Captain Anderson, handing me papers filled with numbers. “Are you serious?” I answered. “It might be the nicest thing someone has ever done for me.” While her Merry Christmas was a bit out of season, the spirit was there. It was March 2020 and the world of COVID-19 was just beginning. […]
Trout fisherman Bob Berger sets the bar high as he casts graceful loops of fly fishing line over the swirling, clear stream at Roaring River State Park. “My goal is to catch 100 trout in one day,†said the fisherman from Monett, Missouri. He and a handful of fishing mates were herded head to toe […]
Ask anyone if standing in two feet of 33-degree water while the snow winds its way down the back of its base layer sounds like their idea of ​​a good time, and you’ll probably get a not categorical. At this time of year, it is tempting for fishermen to put away the rods and hang […]
In this photo provided by Chris Bianchi, dead and dying fish washed up along the Madison River on November 30, 2021, south of Ennis in Mt. Water levels along the famous river have dropped sharply due to a malfunction in the valve that controls water discharges from Northwestern Energy’s Hebgen Dam. (Chris Bianchi via AP) […]
Posted: 6:00 a.m. on December 1, 2021 I have always been fascinated by the fact that the development of angling has not followed a steady and steady path, but rather been catapulted by periods of intense activity. These eruptions of piscatorial knowledge take place when groups of talented anglers come together and combine their talents […]
The 1,050-acre Unicoi State Park & ​​Lodge is located in Helen, Georgia, a Bavarian-influenced town best known for the stunning Anna Ruby Falls and celebrations of German culture throughout. year round. Unicoi is an adventure lodge, which means it has plenty of outdoor offerings in the Appalachian foothills. You do not have being an outdoor […]
With the arrival of November a few weeks ago, the 2021-22 trout season has been inaugurated on the north shore of the Red River. So far, early reports of Blue River trout fishing near Tishomingo indicate anglers are finding excellent rainbow trout fishing in Johnson County, Oklahoma. In fact, it’s a good Thanksgiving holiday activity […]
By Colin Gordon | November 18, 2021 Colin’s old spinners still work great! ONE of the most important days of the year was the first Saturday in October, especially if you grew up in rural New South Wales in the 1960s and 1970s. Opening the trout after the cold winter meant getting your gear ready […]
March 2020 is a time that many of us will never forget. The first part of the month seemed pretty normal to me, at least for me. Reports of a viral outbreak made headlines, but seemed far from my world. Winter fishing was underway and plans were made for the spring. A turkey hunting road […]
Anglers are reminded to check before casting a line in the Snowy Mountains area after anglers were recently caught fishing in the Gaden Trout Hatchery. Photo: New South Wales Department of Primary Industries. Three fishermen were caught violating fishing closures in the Swampy Plains River and the Thredbo River in the Snowy Mountains region. Two […]
Lake Giessing at Engler Park will soon be filled with rainbow trout, courtesy of the city government. MDC The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) annual winter trout fishing program will begin soon with the stocking of nearly 7,000 rainbow trout in three lakes in Southeast Missouri: Legion Lake of Perryville, Jackson’s Rotary Lake, and Farmington’s […]
We had a very gentle fall in terms of weather. We are still waiting for the first deadly frosts. We just had the first snowflakes on the Kanc. Mount Washington struggles to stay white. Our climate is changing. We can debate the causes, whether it’s artificial or natural cycles, but the fall has gradually warmed […]
Fly fishing Now that the rivers are more stable and the big trout are out, fly fishing should improve on the Spokane and other waters. Streamer and nymph fishing will be productive, as will dry flies at noon. Smoother, slower currents should be the best. Late October is a popular time of year on the […]
It is a season many sportsmen dedicate to hunting, but fall and winter are also a great time to focus on improving your fishing skills. You can do this through books and online courses, but residents of the Shenandoah Valley are also fortunate to have hands-on fly fishing lessons available right here in Edinburgh. If […]
By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff Many sportsmen have pulled out their shotguns, bows and arrows or rifles as the fall hunting season is in full swing. However, outdoor enthusiasts who prefer to wet a line know that this can be a great season to keep fishing. By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff […]
“],” renderIntial “: true,” wordCount “: 350}”> For the first time in 54 years, Barbara Brown will not be fishing for summer run rainbow trout on the Grande Ronde River in southwest Washington. His excuse? Cancer. Still the top performer, Barb, a person who describes himself as “someone with no years of retirement in retirement […]
The definition of reflection is “an image seen in a mirror or shiny surface”. This week, on an early morning fishing expedition to a remote pond in the White Mountain National Forest, the wind was calm and the water surface was mirror-smooth. Looking north across the pond, the mountains were a blaze in all of […]
MISSOULA – For those who want the state to take more action to preserve cold-water fishing in the rivers of southwestern Montana, this summer has demonstrated the need. But the governor has yet to respond to their call for a task force to tackle the problem. This week, a panel of four advocates for Montana’s […]
Northern Lines by Dr Keith Williams For ghillies and river workers alike, the final days of salmon season on the Kyle Rivers represent a curious blend of relief and regret. Relief that they will soon be enjoying a well-deserved rest, and regret that another year of fishing is about to pass in memory. Dr Keith […]
ERIE (AP) – Rainbow trout fishing around the tributaries of Lake Erie can be amazing. The key is knowing what works and what doesn’t for these unique fish in Pennsylvania. The anticipation of hanging on to a large 25-inch trout makes Erie an annual destination for many anglers across the Commonwealth. When the fish were […]
Stewart Sutton / GettySometimes it’s just easier to learn from another woman. Here are some great fly fishing guides for women. If you’re a female angler looking to learn the ropes of fly fishing but don’t want the intimidating factor of working with a male outfitter, check out these female guide services who are proficient […]
sport, local-sport, The white bait season on some rivers is now open until November 11, with additional attractions for anglers being the anadromous trout also following them. Licenses cost $ 33 and the northern rivers open are the Black, Brid, Don, Henty, Inglis, Little Forester, Pieman, Forth, Leven and Tamar. The Duck and Rubicon rivers […]
OCEAN OUTLOOK RATING : Dangerous sea warnings are in effect until Saturday morning. The forecast for Friday calls for winds of 25 knots and swells up to 8 feet. The forecast for Saturday calls for winds to drop to 15 knots with swells dropping to 7 feet. Sunday’s forecast calls for a basic Saturday repeat. […]
KALKASKA – My first presentation was primo; a nice brook trout (not quite 10 inches) came out from under the shore and grabbed my offering. I pulled the tip of the rod up and pulled the fish out of the water and onto my knees. It’s a beginning. My second presentation was similar except there […]
Rainbow trout fishing around the tributaries of Lake Erie can be amazing. The key is knowing what works and what doesn’t for these unique fish in Pennsylvania. The anticipation of hanging on to a large 25-inch trout makes Erie an annual destination for many anglers across the Commonwealth. When the fish were young, they were […]
With the new trout fishing season just around the corner, anglers across the country are busy getting ready for a big day. Boats and all kinds of fishing gear are prepared for what many trout fishermen consider to be the “Christmas day†of fishing. The lakes of Rotorua are a popular destination, especially Rotoiti, Okataina […]
If you live in the Midwest, chances are you’ve fished once or twice. Throwing a line into the water and patiently waiting for a bite can be beneficial to both mind and body. Just spending time in nature encourages your brain to stop jumping from task to task; your breathing slows down, your muscles relax, […]
Fall is the prime time for trout fishing in Kentucky. As the days get shorter and the water temperature begins to drop, cold water species become more active. The waterways are shrouded in fog in the morning. Arguably, trout are Kentucky’s most popular freshwater species, providing excellent sport fishing opportunities and unsurpassed table dishes. Trout […]
This coming weekend is the first of the fall. Besides starting to pick up leaves, watch fall foliage, high school football games, and apple picking, there are lots of fun things to do in central New York City. The Jonas Brothers perform at the Amp, Westcott Street Culture Fair, Sportsmen’s Days, Cazenovia Art Trail, and […]
I was shocked. On the first day of the week in question, I was in conversation with three of the best carp anglers in the country, all in their 30s. They are social media stars and catch amazing fish, but the roots of carp fishing, where what they love comes from, is a foreign land […]
Fly fishing, it seems, is facing a kind of rebirth. Fishermen are flooding rivers, lakes, reservoirs and ponds in record numbers, purchasing fishing licenses and any fly fishing gear – like fly rods and Grays reels – they can get their hands on. Many are wealthy, willing to drop thousands of premium rods and reels […]
While some estimates suggest that one in three flys used in Europe is made in Kenya and millions are shipped to other key markets, the country’s fly fishing tourism industry is poised to thrive. By Nick Perry / AFP, MATHIOYA, Kenya With the agility of a younger man, John Ngaii Moses deftly tied a tiny […]
Mathioya (Kenya) (AFP) With the agility of a younger man, John Ngaii Moses deftly tied a tiny fishing fly to his line and, leaping over mossy rocks, threw himself into the swollen river that runs through tea country kenyan. “I can tie a fly at night with no light,” the 60-year-old fisherman said with a […]
In 1959 Bob Abraham was a state game ranger. One day, while patrolling the shores of Big Hunting Creek in Thurmont, he encountered a fisherman. He approached the man, asked him if he had a fishing license. He did indeed have a valid Maryland fishing license. His name was Jim Gilford and was an outdoor […]
AIRVILLE – Pennsylvania fishermen like Russ Collins are worried about trees. He lives in Palmyra, Lebanon County, and is Vice President of the South Central Region of Trout Unlimited. He wonders if a struggling tree species could ultimately endanger one of the country’s main fishing grounds, if not the world. He sees with his own […]
Sometimes a state park is full of so much natural beauty and offers so many best experiences that we think it should really be a national park. One of them is located in the Oak Creek Canyon in the Coconino National Forest in Sedona, Arizona. We have been to Slide Rock State Park five times […]
Fly fishing The annual Spokane Fly Fishers picnic is scheduled for August 21 at 2 p.m. at Coeur d’Alene Park in Browne’s Addition, near the highway and the Spokane River. A count is required before Tuesday, even if it has been submitted previously. RSVP to: [email protected] or call 290-0734 or 838-4314. Silver Bow Fly Shop […]
Zone tanks approaching capacity levels Bob volpe Summer fishing is in full swing in the local highland region. With drought conditions wreaking havoc on the western slope, we here on the eastern side of the mountains have been spared much of the fishing problems this region has encountered. Last week, more than 100 miles of […]
Posted: Jul 15, 2021 / 8:12 PM CDT / Update: Jul 15, 2021 / 8:12 PM CDT The pandemic has prevented many of us from leaving for some rest and relaxation. But while we were at home, an old gravel lot was turned into a new complex. It is a place specializing in “glamorous camping” […]
The end of June and early July mark one of the great insect events on the Williamson River when the largest mayfly, the Hexegenia, casts its shadow across the water. If the Hex hatch happens, it happens at dusk. Until then, we were fishing for streamers. A line of speech bubbles. A trail of white […]
An area of ​​sea trout fishing rights has been put up for sale in Scotland. Newburgh and Foveran Fishings offers dual-bank salmon and sea trout fishing rights over four miles, 670 acres of the Ythan Estuary. The sale presents a unique location for the best sea trout fishing in Scotland at the mouth of the […]
Breadcrumb Links Sports Local sports Author of the article: John Vance for the Sudbury Star Perch Photo by FedBul /Getty Images / iStockphoto Content of the article This time of year has a lot of promise and activity potential for outdoor enthusiasts. Most animals have already had their young for the year, and we must […]
GREAT RAPIDS – Recent rainy weather is likely to have an impact on fishing. Fishing in Mecosta County “was pretty good before we had all this rain,†said Tanner Havens of Frank’s Sporting Goods. “It’s going to kind of slow him down and blow everything up. It’s starting to take. They get a few (shit) […]
OCEAN OUTLOOK RATING: A small craft advisory is in effect until Friday evening, with winds up to 25 knots and wind waves up to 5 feet. Look for conditions that mellow a bit on Saturday with finds up to 10 knots and swells up to 5 feet. The forecast for Sunday calls for winds up […]
The whole month of June offers top notch brook trout fishing all along the Aroostook River, perhaps the most reliable and consistent action of the entire season. Best of all, no matter what your fishing style – worm rigs, fly casting, lure casting or trolling – everyone will catch trout and often big ones. The […]
It’s probably not surprising that I stalk – with my fly rod – trout. In fact, many would say that I am a fly fishing fanatic. What will surprise many is that most of the trout fishing grounds in Missouri state parks are in ruby ​​red counties, but when trout anglers get into their sport, […]
The Keystone Chapter of Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) hosted its 17th annual Team Bass Tournament for disabled anglers on June 13. The participants met at the American Legion Post 940 Marina in West Brownsville. The boats were provided by members of the Greene County Bassmasters Club for the Monongahela River fishing event. Each veteran […]
The Susquehanna Valley has natural features well known beyond its borders, and the Cumberland County streams have fans around the world. Matt Barcaro of WGAL News 8 clarified the reason in the latest “Explore Outdoors†report. Herb Weigle was fly fishing. “That’s good. I bought this property mainly for this reason,†Weigl said. Wygle’s backyard […]
IRON MOUNTAIN – This is “Three free” Michigan weekend, with free fishing, free use of ORV trails, and free entry to state parks and state-run boating access sites. Residents and non-residents can fish without a license today and Sunday. All other regulations apply. To encourage people to enjoy free fishing and other outdoor entertainment, the […]
NAMPA – Mountain lakes require difficult logistics when you consider the travel and hikes required to get to them, and when you get there there is the challenge of catching fish, right? Fortunately, the hardest part of fishing in a mountain lake is usually getting there. Fishing tends to be pretty straightforward, so don’t overthink […]
This beautiful region in and around Boone is known for a lot, especially on the natural wonders side of the equation. With a multitude of awe-inspiring mountains surrounding us, including some of the highest peaks found east of the Rockies, many rivers, streams, and streams originate and flow from these peaks. Consequently, due to the […]
Winds have finally abated enough over the past week for anglers to tackle fish that have never really stopped biting. Offshore fishermen and fly fishermen benefited the most, hat sales the least. – SEND YOUR PHOTOS TO BYRON STOUT Offshore fishermen will lose the chance to keep amberjack or gray triggerfish on June 1. But […]
Sneaking cautiously to the edge of the water, the fisherman delivers a tiny fly to a small dimple in the stream. As the offering disappears, he leans back and sets the hook on a pickling brown trout. Moments later, he releases the unharmed fish. The orange dot trout had been planted as fry and was […]
Arnold, California… The Trout Spot is a full service fly shop with all of the great products you can find at TheTroutSpot.com as well as guided fishing trips, casting lessons and fly tying. We will also be offering short walking tours in some of our local waters later in the year for those of you […]
Catherine Marie Gilbert, guest writer for the Campbell River Museum This year, Strathcona Provincial Park celebrates its 110th anniversary and is a popular mecca for boaters, fishermen, hikers, climbers and naturalists. Despite the importance of its stature as BC’s oldest provincial park, only certain segments of its history, such as the Ellison Expedition of 1910, […]
If I could only catch one more fish in my life, I would like it to be a smallmouth bass. Pound for pound, the little mouth fights harder than any other fish I’ve ever mixed with, and they live in some of the prettiest waters to explore. Smallmouth action is on fire all over the […]
JAKES CREEK / BOIES TANK Expect good trout fishing and fair conditions for bass. The usual Worms and PowerBait, as well as Little Spinners, Cocktails, and Martins Panthers should work. Fly rodents should use black or olive wool buggers or leech patterns, hare ears, PT nymphs and chironomid patterns. This water was stored with 3000 […]
Fishing at many of New Hampshire’s managed trout ponds begins April 24. These waters include designated trout ponds, fly fishing ponds, and ponds managed under the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s Wild Trout Program. “Trout are popular with anglers because their fishing is one of the traditional rites of spring, and they are beautiful,” […]
I fish because I love; Because I love the surroundings where the trout are, which are invariably beautiful, and I hate the surroundings where there are crowds of people, which are invariably ugly; Because, in a world where most men seem to spend their lives doing things they hate, my fishing is both an endless […]
Now is the time to go trout fishing alone or with family or friends. Trout season is on, and with freshly-stocked streams in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, it’s pretty easy to catch a fish. Falls Pond and Whiting Pond in North Attleboro are two local books stored by the State of Massachusetts. What not to […]
By CAPTAIN DAVE MONTI Now is the time to go trout fishing alone or with family or friends. Trout season is on and with the freshly stocked waterways of Rhode Island and Massachusetts, it’s pretty easy to catch a fish. What not to like? Being outside in the fresh, clean air with the anticipation and […]
Now is the time to go trout fishing alone or with family or friends. Trout season opened last week, and with freshly stocked waterways in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, it’s pretty easy to catch a fish. What not to like? Being outside in the fresh, clean air with the anticipation and excitement of catching a […]