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.
2019 was a year to remember. We expect the year ahead to be as good or better.
The Fly of the Month will be the beetle. This is a must have pattern for anyone pursuing trout.
Before I started this, I decided to look at the last blog I wrote. I’m terribly embarrassed to say that it was published on June 17th.
In fly fishing, a “drake” is a large mayfly, usually size 12 or larger. The Henry’s Fork is known for its many small mayflies but there are three, or maybe four that qualify as drakes.
This month we will be featuring Sawyers Pheasant Tail.
Winter has been big but things are about to change. Here’s some of our thoughts about the upcoming fishing season.
We are excited to get the the fly of the month going again. This year we are going to focus on Mike Lawson’s deadly Dozen.
So, let’s talk about guides. Let’s talk about respect. Respect for those who have paid their dues, respect for the resource, respect for clients and customers, respect for the non-guided public, respect for peers and most of all self-respect.
Changes are in the wind for Montana’s busiest trout stream.
2018 was a great year but as I look back I can’t help but think of what I could have done. Maybe this year will be different.