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Category Archives: Trout
New Zealand Fly Fishing Essentials, By Lani Waller
The Essential Perspective and Choice of Tackle New Zealand trout fishing can be easy, or difficult, depending on your abilities, weather, the mood of the trout, whether or not they are feeding, and whether they are browns or rainbows.
Summer Stillwater, By Brian Chan
Contrary to popular belief there is a lot of great lake fishing to be had after the spring to early summer chironomid or midge fishing subsides. Damselfly and caddis fly emergences, although much shorter in duration, offer some great nymphal, … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Chan, Fly Fishing, RIO, RIO in Action, Stillwater fly fishing, Technique, tips, Trout
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Stillwater Trout, By Phil Rowley
Over the course of my two previous RIO blogs I discussed two of my three factors on ‘How to Find Trout’ in stillwaters trinity. The final segment in this three part puzzle focuses on food. A segment most might view … Continue reading
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Tagged Fly Fishing, Phil Rowley, RIO, Stillwater fly fishing, Technique, Trout
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10 Common Mistakes for Spring Creeks, By Mike Lawson
The vast flats of the Harriman Park of the Henry’s Fork, the deeps runs of the Fall River in Northern California, the quiet shallows of Crane Creek in Missouri and similar spring creeks offer the ultimate challenge in trout fishing. … Continue reading
Posted in Freshwater, Trout
Tagged Fly Fishing, Mike Lawson, Rainbow Trout, Spring Creeks, tips, Trout
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An Ancient Inland Sea, By Ernie Gulley
Pyramid Lake is located 35 miles North of Reno, Nevada on the Piute Indian reservation. This ancient lake, along with the Piute Indians, has been around since the beginning of time. This beautiful sea has only one inflow, the Truckee … Continue reading
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Tagged Ernie Gulley, Fly Fishing, Pyramid Lake, Stillwater fly fishing, Trout
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Tips on Fly Fishing Tips, Part 1 – By Mike McCune
My steelhead beginnings were reasonably simple. I started out with a 9 foot 9 weight fiberglass rod, a click and pawl reel, and a Hi-D shooting head bolted on to monofilament shooting line with a clinch knot. Depth was achieved … Continue reading
Posted in General Techniques, Steelhead & Spey, Trout
Tagged Mike McCune, MOW, MOW Tips, tip selection, tips
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