At this juncture, the merits of Walt’s Worm are no longer classified information. As a matter of fact, knowledge of the effectiveness of this simple and humble fly pattern from Pennsylvania has extended far beyond my home state’s borders. A quick Google search to purchase this pattern online will bring the internet shopper to stores […]
Fishing and Tying the Walt’s Worm Euro Nymph Read More »
You don’t hear much about Buffalo Creek in the various Virginia fishing forums or on social media, but fly fishing phenoms (and friends) Joe Irby and Derek Hutton have been trying to get me to come down to wet a line in the stream for quite a while. I was interested, but, like everyone else
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The Green-Assed Walts, GAW for short, is an exceptionally easy peeking caddis fly pattern to tie and fish. This article lists step by step instructions for tying this deadly fly.
Best Grannom Caddis Pattern: The Green-Assed Walt’s Read More »
With so many colors and brands of beads available to fly tiers today, it can be hard to determine which ones you should be using and when. This article helps demystify the process by providing insights into why certain beads work and when.
Tying and Fishing Beaded Flies: Colors to Use and When to Use Them Read More »
The Cumberland Valley is home to some of the best limestone trout streams in Pennsylvania. This article discusses three that you will want to fish again and again!
Three Classic Trout Streams in the Cumberland Valley Read More »
Nymphing during the white sucker spawn on a Central PA limestone stream is an experience you’ll never forget. This article discusses the intricacies of timing and fishing this natural phenomenon.
Nymphing for Wild Trout During Central PA’s White Sucker Spawn Read More »
Perdigons are some of the most effective Euro nymphs you can use. Tying your black Perdigons on Czech nymph and caddis hooks makes them downright deadly.
Fishing and Tying the Black Perdigon – Czech Nymph Style! Read More »
Overall, I’d consider myself a little late to the egg game. When I first started fly fishing, Glo Bugs and Sucker Spawn seemed the rage, but using these flies often failed to consistently produce as many trout as I’d hoped, and quite honestly, I found that a good Prince Nymph or Pheasant Tail Nymph produced
Egg Patterns for Trout: Best Colors, Sizes, When, and How to Fish Them Read More »
The shad run is a rite of spring for fly fishers. This article discusses where and how to fish for shad in Virginia rivers.
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Southwestern Pennsylvania is home to several state parks that offer exceptional fly fishing for trout and bass. This articles discusses four of our favorites.
4 Southwestern PA State Parks for Fly Fishing, Family, and Fun Read More »
