What many people don’t realize, however, is that it all boils down to understanding exactly which kind of river you’re fishing and using that knowledge to pick the best winter trout flies. A tailwater ...

Low water is a challenge that all trout anglers are familiar with. At a certain point every summer, the snowmelt that feeds freestone rivers runs out – during p ...

No matter where you intend to fish for them—or what time of year you do it—here are some of the best speckled trout lures you ... Fishing a channel edge in July? Keep the jighead but suspend ...

Going back to flyfishing’s earliest days, the marquee attraction has been matching aquatic insect hatches—mayflies, caddis flies, stoneflies ... on southeastern Minnesota’s Trout Run, one of the Upper ...

When flows are high, your best bet is to get your flies deep in the water column. Water moves slower on the riverbed than on the surface, so trout will ... are crowded in July, you’ll be glad ...

There are three broad categories of lures to distinguish between: live bait, flies, and artificial lures. We’re focused here mostly on artificial lures since live bait is best sourced locally ...

Redbands and Brown Trout are found in the middle Deschutes. The Deschutes River in Central Oregon has been voted as one of the top rivers for Best Fly Fishing ... Columbia in July and the season ...

This stretch, about an hour east of Chattanooga, is one of the best tailwater trout fisheries ... a conveyor belt of fish food. Trout rise to pluck real flies from the surface film, and it's ...

While some states still have formal trout openers ... places with the right flies. Tailwaters below dams and streams with significant spring influences tend to fish the best in the winter because ...