#flyfishing #fishingflies #salmonfishing #Alaskafishing Coho Salmon caught in fours of fishing During a five day trip in 2022, Bear River Tackle flies caught over 180 Coho salmon including one day when I personally landed over 60 Coho salmon. The largest weighed 15 pounds. It is a total blast to show up at your destination with flies the fish have never seen and which no other anglers have. This is the Bear River tackle difference. They make excellent Christmas and New

#flyfishing #fishingflies #pikefishing #Canadafishing 37.5 inch Northern Pike During a five day trip in 2022, Bear River Tackle flies caught four Northern Pike that were between 37.5 - 37 inches as well as over one hundred other Norther Pike that were 32 inches and larger. It is a total blast to show up at your destination with flies the fish have never seen and which no other anglers have. This is the Bear River tackle difference. They make excellent Christmas gifts. Or

#flyfishing #fishingflies #salmonfishing #Alaskafishing Alaska is big country with a lot of wild between the relatively few cities and settlements. The land can be generous with excellent hunting and fishing if you know what to do and have the right equipment. Our timing was excellent. The week before, heavy rain deluged the area. All of the rivers and streams were up, and the Coho salmon run kicked into high gear. However, we still needed to figure out what the fish wan

#flyfishing #fishingflies #troutfishing #Utahfishing August Trout are the toughest fish to catch in the entire world, maybe even in the entire universe. This applies even when you are fishing Utah's beautiful trout streams and rivers. This time of year there is so much food in the water, they just ignore your fly… “not really hungry today after that grasshopper last night….yawn.” But I was here to trial new patterns, so we moved from stream to stream evaluating the new f

#flyfishing #fishingflies #bass #sunfish #bluegill #panfishing #Arizona Arizona doesn't have many reservoirs, but it is blessed with a large number of small lakes and ponds that have excellent populations of bass, bluegill, and sunfish. This spring I traveled to Arizona to visit my father and do a little fishing. We decided on a local lake for the trip and when purchasing supplies Dad decided to throw in a couple of boxes of worms, “just in case the flies are not wo

#flyfishing #fishingflies #bass #sunfish #catfish The forecast called for scorching 100 degree temperatures, the ticks were swarming, and the poison Ivy was thick. Almost enough to make you give up fishing until things cooled off in the Fall, but …. these negative factors were offset by very favorable atmospheric conditions: · Moon was dark · Some cloud cover in the forecast · S-SW wind at 15-20 mph would put chop on the water, and the big one

#flyfishing #fishingflies #northernpike Canada and the upper United States are home to the Norther Pike, a strong and aggressive cold water fish which is the apex predator in most of its range. This species first appeared around 400 million years ago during the “Age of the Fishes” and retains many of its original prehistoric features including very strong jaws and a mouth full of razor sharp teeth. Some people say, “the type of fly doesn't matter for northern Pike; once y