The trout-approved Rubber Legs ... I can’t rationalize fishing a dry fly, but you kind of know it when you see it. On such days, these are the nymph patterns that I like to have in my fly ...

. Historically, they are the predominant trout/char species in the Northeast part of the country. However, once rainbows and browns were introduced, the dynamics of many Northeast trout fisheries ...

and any given trout will ultimately eat far more of subsurface nymphs during a season than bugs on the surface. The amount of nymph fly patterns available out there is staggering, and some of them ...

If you were a trout, where would you eat? When a fish rises to a dry fly, you'll see exactly where in the run it decided to eat. With time, you’ll start to identify feeding patterns that you can ...

They’ve become a favorite among fly anglers in the American West – but to get the best of what brook trout fishing offers, head east. Brookies are native to the eastern United States ...

Fly fishing at its ... These weighted patterns are usually small, and they’re fished near the bottom of a stream or lake. They’re used mostly for trout fishing, but any fish that eats bugs will eat a ...

The trout were found in Soda Butte Creek, a popular fly-fishing destination in the northeastern portion of the park. Brook trout are invasive and threaten native Yellowstone cutthroat trout.

It’s not that I dislike nymph fishing, but there’s something truly special about watching a trout ... fly, but you kind of know it when you see it. On such days, these are the nymph patterns ...