The article explains how anglers progress through three main skill stages—Novice (0-12 months), Intermediate (1-3 years), and Advanced (3-5+ years)—each...
Read moreThe switch between imitative and brightly coloured attractor patterns is generally dictated by the availability of natural food and the...
Read moreThe article explains systematic ways to learn two essential stillwater fly-fishing tactics: the washing line and the descent line. The...
Read moreLake Caddis fishing - Pulling it off...or is it under?
Read moreGood sailors make better anglers. Exploring the application of ancient and modern mariners' technology to lake fishing for trout yields...
Read moreAcross our beautiful country, we can explore an exciting variety of chironomid techniques that offer us so much more than...
Read moreA descent line tactic in stillwater fly fishing involves using a floating fly line or slow-sinking midge tips with long...
Read moreSeated quietly in my pontoon boat, I was elevated, where the setting sun's reflection created a stunning impasto display...
Read moreTrout communicates through sign language that anglers should learn to read. When they rise, they reveal what they are doing,...
Read moreIf you've fully embraced the Stillwater dry fly technique, as I did during the early years of my fly...
Read moreAn article I recently wrote on fly fishing snails. This is something I have come across very often on prairie...
Read moreHave you ever heard of the expression Pinfry or Jelly Fry? So, what is it? Pinfry and Jelly Fry are...
Read moreWind Drifting your Boat It is said, “better sailors catch more fish”. An interesting perspective that holds a...
Read moreFor the most part all Canadian Provinces and territory's allow 2-4 fly fishing opportunities. Limiting ourselves to one fly...
Read moreWashing Line for Stillwater Trout What is a washing line you ask? In the fly fishing world, it is one...
Read moreWhen the ice comes off the early season lake fishing begins. Here is some thoughts on what to do and...
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