Tips and tricks for bringing the sterling salmonid to net.
by Carson Sprague
Arctic grayling may not be Montana’s most particular fish, but there are still some things you ought to know before setting out in pursuit. Here’s a handful … Read more...
by John Bailey
Tying the Tan Cicada Foam.
For me, the Tan Cicada Foam pattern has proven very effective, especially as a second fly behind a salmonfly. In fact, one year I used it behind a large salmonfly pattern and … Read more...
by Mike England
Throughout human history, gold has always been an object of intense desire. From the pharaohs of ancient Egypt to the Spanish conquistadors, from 19th-century miners to contemporary day-traders, countless men and women have succumbed to the shiny … Read more...
by Pat Straub
Big trout—the monsters of Montana’s rivers, creeks, and lakes—lurk in lairs of undercut banks, deep drop-offs, and driftwood snags. They hold in those places where a good cast is earned and where small trout dare not swim. … Read more...
by Kurt Dehmer
It’s no secret that Montana is home to innumerable high-elevation lakes, and for the intrepid fly angler, these waters offer up some serious adventure potential. The main ingredients for a successful mountain-lake trip are research and planning. … Read more...
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