It rained most of the day, but the fishing was still excellent. We landed plenty of brookies, mostly on dry flies. Just a great day of hiking for brook trout in the rain.

I met this fly tier in Maine on the rifle range off the Morton Cut Off near Rangeley twice. We chatted about shooting and fishing and got around to flies. I mentioned the Gray Wolf Flies, and he said that's me! I never got his name. I bought a bunch of his flies when they were under $3. Had good success with them.

First time catching a brown and tiger trout and this rainbow trout had beautiful colors, buying a fly rod is one my top 5 best investments (Yes I did wet my hands before handling the fish)

Never considered fishing until I was invited on a guided trip on the Gunnison a few months ago. How typical is it for someone to fly fish for 4 hours and head straight to the local fly shop for their first set up? I imagine it’s not uncommon at all. Fast forward to last weekend, and I’m out on the Colorado headwaters first thing in morning - caught 8 browns/rainbows within about 45 minutes. Obviously my best day so far. Just wanted to say I can see how people get hooked. Any beginner etiquette/unspoken rule tips?

Rio Juramento

Is this net within the current guidelines?

One of my best days this year they were smackin that leech caught probably another 12-14 bows and browns under 11 inches that I didn’t take pics of ( I think I caught same rainbow twice the first two pictures are about 10 minutes apart)

Split Spanish dry caught this and a beautiful Welsh grayling after a mornings unsuccessful slog with a nymph

Have only ever done freshwater fly fishing, with the biggest fish on the fly prior to this being silvers and big bows in Alaska last year. What a blast it was targeting these bull reds only 50 minutes outside New Orleans. So much fun getting to site cast to big cruising red fish. I’m hooked and already wanting to book a Christmas Island or Belize trip!

I know there is lots of information about 7-days packages for 5000 us$ and the category above that price level. But what i am looking for is information about a possible town as basecamp where i can stay for lets say less then 100 us$ per night and where i can rent a car to drive to (not to huge/wadable) rivers that are more or less closeby (2 - 3 hr drives max.). Looking for trout fishing in December (dry, nymph, streamer).

I realize this is a bit of a lazy question, so feel free not to respond if this is too lazy for you :)

In return (for other lazy bums) i can share similar info about Sweden, Norway, Slovenia, Finland and Italy

The latest time of year I’ve fished Alaska. A little cold, and a little slow yet unbelievably beautiful and quiet. All of these were brought in on the swing.

We don't have a ton of em, but they are here!

Going fly fishing for the second time ever. I’ll be going to the Eastern Sierras. Are these good options? In addition to these I’ll bring a couple steamers, a leech and a sculpin.

From the info I found on the internet I think these are it. But wondering if there is anything to add/remove.
Thanks 🤙🏼

Anyone ever fish northern Delaware state? I'm a newbie fisherman and wanted to start with fly fishing been in a few still water ponds but never hooked anything big. Fished white clay but no bites today was using midges and realized I need some strike indicators. Photo of the sun fish is from another day. All in all a great experience especially this time of year. Using a quest 4 rod 5wt

I have been fly fishing for roughly a year give or take, and recently found out about spey fishing. Anyone in here got any recommendations. I plan on targeting steelhead and walleye with it maybe bass.

Was targeting cutthroat. Went for a ride!! Puget Sound.