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  • Three Must-Fish Fall Trout & Kokanee Runs
    October 2, 2019

    Three Must-Fish Fall Trout & Kokanee Runs

    Winter is coming, but don't worry, some of the best fishing action of the year is about to kick off!As the leaves begin to change each fall, a switch is flipped in the little fishy brains of the brown & brook trout, and landlocked Kokanee salmon across the US. It is spawning time, and [...]
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  • The One Nymph Pattern to Rule them All!
    September 25, 2019

    The One Nymph Pattern to Rule them All!

    In the original manuscript of JR Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, a Beadhead Flashback Pheasant Tail is the coveted "Precious" and is the One Fly to Rule Them All!The dominance of the pheasant tail nymph in all of its many forms comes from three things:It can match more mayfly, stonefly, and damsel species than any [...]
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  • Why the Jujubaetis just might be the Best BWO Nymph on the River
    August 28, 2019

    Why the Jujubaetis just might be the Best BWO Nymph on the River

    While there are no "Silver Bullet" fly patterns that will ALWAYS catch trout, the closest pattern to a sure-fire trout catcher when fishing rivers might just be the Juju Baetis and Beadhead Juju Baetis. Here are the top reasons that you need to give this fly pattern a try and why we expect it [...]
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  • August 21, 2019

    Catching Cutbow Trout on the Fly

    Photo Credit: Jared JenkinsYour reel screams as fluorescent fly line unspools down river behind the largest dorsal fin you’ve ever seen. This is a common scene when you hook into cutbow! Equal parts pitbull, feral pig, and mutant trout, cutbows are a single-minded alpha predator that are all about packing on the pounds [...]
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  • It's Trico Mayfly Time - Are You Ready to Match the Hatch?
    August 15, 2019

    It's Trico Mayfly Time - Are You Ready to Match the Hatch?

    While all hatches are measurable and predictable, there is no hatch as punctual as the Fall's Trico Mayfly hatch. Over the years we've been able to collect enough data and build our invertebrate database to the point that we can layout a fly selection for the Trico hatch down to the half an hour of [...]
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  • Ascent's Top Summer Attractor Dries
    August 7, 2019

    Ascent's Top Summer Attractor Dries

    Like a high-stepping line of Las Vegas showgirls or the cast of Baywatch, the family of flies called Attractors rely more on flash and embellishment than attempting to represent any true invertebrate species. Making up roughly 20% of dry patterns and 30% of wet patterns, flies from this family are dressed in tinsel, copper, mirrored [...]
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  • Fiberglass Fly Rods: The New, Old Standard
    July 17, 2019

    Fiberglass Fly Rods: The New, Old Standard

    Article & Photo Credit to Jon Hill of Yellowfin Custom Fly RodsIt’s no secret that fiberglass fly rods have made a big comeback in the last 5-10 years. All of the major fly fishing companies have started bringing back fiberglass into their lineup of rods and there are a dozen of new companies that deal [...]
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  • Swing Into Summer with Caddis Emergers
    July 10, 2019

    Swing Into Summer with Caddis Emergers

    The caddis emerger is the unsung hero of the summer fly box and deserves a little love! As the caddis larva prepares to transition from larva to adult it closing itself within a case, (similar to its terrestrial cousins the moth and butterfly in their cocoons) the caddis will pupate before breaking through the case [...]
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