Our adventures in the Henry’s Fork area lead us to many new discoveries. We share these tips here so that you can benefit from things we find out when we’re out fishing.
With rivers like the Henry’s Fork, Madison, Teton, South Fork, Henry’s Lake, Hebgen Lake and more, every season is great. Read on to see what was special about this year.
It’s hopper time and this year is shaping up to be one of the best in decades.
The foundation of our legacy encompasses the many individuals who have had great influence on us over the past 40+ years. It all started with Joe Brooks.
Henry’s Fork Anglers has partnered with Yellow Dog Fly fishing Adventures to offer a number of exciting hosted trips. We promise to do everything in our power to ensure your trip meets or exceeds your expectations.
If you fish with them you likely think guides are great. If not you might not be very fond of them. Here are some facts and some thoughts about fly fishing guides.
I’d like winter in Idaho if it wasn’t so long. One way to shorten it is to get away for a few weeks. New Zealand is a great option. It’s a lot like here and their summer is during our winter.
The waters of the Henry’s Fork and surrounding area may have the most diverse and intense aquatic insect activity of any trout region in the world.
The phones are ringing off the hook at Henry’s Fork Anglers. As the 2018 season approaches, we thought it would be a good idea to give you our outlook.
I’ve written two books. In each book I devoted an entire chapter on etiquette and acceptable behavior on our trout streams. Recently I put up a post on our Facebook page about this issue.
My last blog was so big I had to split it into 2 parts. It was personal mostly focusing on my own fishing in 2017. This blog provides a summary based on where our guides focused most of their efforts in 2017.