Spring keeps the weatherman busy. Anything and everything can appear in the forecast. But anglers looking ahead can see past ...

Many trout fly anglers love studying aquatic insects ... Whether fishing during a hatch or off-season, searching with a general stonefly nymph pattern—such as a beadhead stonefly nymph or ...

At the fly tying vise this ... holes beneath the bridge with stonefly patterns. No fish showed themselves there. When I moved downstream, one fish ate the nymph but spat the hook.

The nymphs come out in May and adult spotted lanternflies begin to appear as early as July. They don’t typically die out ...

Fly fishing success on a lake or stream is in part determined by the flies you use. Many a day has been saved by changing from a fly that is ...

When you find them, expect to do some work to figure out and match what they’re eating – depending on the time of year, they’ll be locked in on mayfly, caddis, or stonefly hatches, ...

The Rock Creek Fisherman’s Mercantile has anything an angler might want. Cold beer, fresh flies, tippet, leader, other miscellany that’s easy to leave at home.

This can require sizing down dry fly patterns or adding a nymph dropper. The best tactic? Start walking. The farther you get away from parking areas, the better the fishing will be. Remember to ...

Before you begin, check out this overview of PatternFly to get familiar with the basic elements of the design system. If you want to start with your existing project, skip to Install and configure ...