fast-shooting heads, fast-drying UV resin, and even pre-made wings, legs, and tails that let you whip up flies faster ... night brown trout hunting is your game, however, you only tie one of ...

And yet, these five flies are all-around all stars with an ... The worm will be off-putting to some wilier trout but will get their attention, making it a great attractor fly. Tie a muted, ...

Soft hackle flies are designed ... over shallow riffles, or tie it behind a dry fly, letting the tandem rig tighten and swing as it completes a drift. When trout take the trailing soft hackle ...

There are three kinds of trout ... flies need to float, the hooks they’re tied on are much lighter hooks. They also come in a vast range of styles, sizes, and shapes — some are so tiny they can be ...

And for my money, no other outdoor activity is quite as sublimely masochistic as swinging flies for Great Lakes steelhead in the ... where these ocean-going rainbow trout return to their natal rivers ...

it never hurts to tie on a dropper. Here’s how to do it. The key to a good dry dropper rig is making sure that your two flies work well together. If you’re going to fish a beadhead nymph ...

You could choose to fish a BWO fly or a caddis fly and hope you choose the right one, or you could fish one of each and appeal to trout feeding on both. In this situation, two different flies ...

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 tend to stay at the bottom of the river.